Method for producing a dental prosthesis and a device for carrying out said method

Abstract

The method of the present invention for manufacturing implantable dentures includes forming a radioactive guide, the image of which radioactive guide located on the patient's jaw can be processed in such a way that the implant and the virtual guide cylinder can be Introduced into a site suitable for surgery; Drilling a radioactive guide according to the items of information obtained by image processing; The guide cylinder drills the jaw model through the surgical guide; inserts the implant into the hole drilled by the simulated surgical site of the processed image and marks its rotational position; and forms the denture from the model, which is at It is done before placing it in the mouth. Apparatus for implementing the method are also disclosed.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a denture to be implanted in the jawbone of a patient; and an apparatus for such implantation. Background technique [0002] Implants are currently positioned in four ways: [0003] 1. With bare hands, there is a wide gap in the gum and the gum is broken down. Fitting is done in a conventional manner without any fiducials or guide marks relative to the future prosthesis. This technique is the most widely used, although it is the worst and gives results that are often aesthetically, functionally and hygienically poor. This technique also causes the most common accidents (rupture of the jaw nerve, puncture of the sinus, rupture of the cortices, etc.). [0004] 2. Manually, with wide gaps in the gums and disintegrating the gums, the positioning is done in a more or less precise manner, since dental laboratories have made surgical guides that more or less foreshadow ( prefigure) future prosthes...

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Problems solved by technology

However, this does not prevent all hazards to the patient since the drilling operation is still manual and slippage is still possible

Also, future prosthetics are not considered

This technique is expensive and the least used

[0010] All of these techniques have the disadvantage that the final prosthesis must be manufactured after obtaining an impression of the jaw where the implant has been placed, which is carried out several weeks after the positioning of the implant, while the implant's Positioning is complex and requires multiple follow-up interventions which are difficult for the patient

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