The intraoral vibratory multifunctional device and wireless system for interaction between device, patient, and dentist, which stands out, among other things, for being comprised by independent segments, so that the applicability of the activation protocols by isolated segments of the arch becomes very simple, and can also be activated together, all segments simultaneously. In short, the invention provides a broad and real time relationship between the dental professional and the patient, in addition to offering other entertainment which could possibly be used. The invention consists of a dental device that has vibration characteristics by means of vibration and a clamping element attached to the dental arch or braces, with the dental braces (AP) composed of microvibrators (1), vibration band (2), and sensors (S1). A remote interaction system provides interactive communication between patient (P), dentist (D1), and the system itself. In short, the invention provides a broad and real time relationship between the dental professional and the patient, in addition to offering other entertainment which could possibly be used.
