Free angled driver and free angled hole abutment
A technology of drivers and implants, applied in the fields of dental implants, dental drilling, medical science, etc.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2009-02-11
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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Abstract
Description
technical field
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[01] Dental implants have become an important part of modern dentistry. The dental implant consists of three parts, the implant fixture (implant fixture) 508, which is the implanted part in the bone, and the implant abutment (implantabutment) 506, which is connected to the implant implant by a retaining screw (screw). Connection; Tooth-shaped restoration, which is connected to the implant abutment.
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[02] In most cases, when the implant abutment is fixed to the implant implant, the abutment retaining screw 507 is screwed into the implant implant by a driver. In this case, the central axis of the driver body, the central axis of the implant abutment retaining screw, and the central axis of the implant implant are all in a straight line. At this stage, two types of drivers have been developed. One is a linear drive 100 and the other is a right angle drive system 101 . This right-angle drive system is used when the patient cannot open their mouth...
Examples
Embodiment
[0133] [128] The free-angle implant driver 301 for the implant is executed by the driver handle 308 of the power shaft 312 or the head type connection 1002, the torque transmission part 309 that transmits the rotational force from the driver handle along the driver rod 313, The working shaft 310 is made up of drive components.
[0134] [129] The torque transmitting member is a combination of rings, gears, wires or tubes.
[0135] [130] image 3 is a diagram of a free-angle driver with an annular angle portion 309. If the handle is turned, the ring transmits torque along the working end of the driver.
[0136] [131] Figure 5 is a view of a prosthesis 501 where the torque transfer parts of the two rings are made easy to tighten and loosen by a tube 509 guiding the retention screw holes.
[0137] [132] The free angle drive length from the working end 310 to the torque transfer member 309 should be short enough that these members should be located within the abutment.
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