One-step individually molded dental implant

Abstract

The invention discloses a one-step individually molded dental implant, which comprises a gum former, a gum fixator and a connecting piece which is arranged between the gum former and the gum fixator, wherein the gum former is represented as a hollow tube body; the gum former comprises an integrally molded gum former upper part and an integrally molded gum former lower part; the shape of the molded gum former upper part is adaptive to the shape of a dental crown; the connecting piece comprises an integrally molded connecting piece upper part and an integrally molded connecting piece lower part; the connecting piece upper part is adaptive to the gum former upper part in shape; an outer screw thread is arranged on the outer surface of the connecting piece lower part; an inner screw thread is arranged on the inner surface of the upper end of the gum fixator; and the connecting piece lower part is in threaded connection to the gum fixator. Since the gum fixator, the gum former and the connecting piece are in threaded connection, good connection and fixation can be guaranteed; the gum former is located within a gum, and a new gum body, which gets into good contact with dentale and is prevented from becoming loosening, can be planted around the gum fixator, so that a success rate of dental body implantation is improved.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology uses different technical features that improve its effectiveness compared to previous methods. It involves creation of strong gels along certain parts of the root canal walls by inserting an anchor into it during surgery while maintaining stability within this area. These techniques help prevent damage from external factors such as pressure applied against them when installing prosthetic devices onto missing teeth. Additionally, these improvements make the process faster than traditional methods like bonding cements between metal shells and filling spaces inside the roots themselves. Overall, this method provides better results over existing solutions.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed by this patented method for creating an artificial tooth that can replace missing teeth while maintaining proper functioning between them during chewing on foodstuffs over time remains unsolved until now due to lack of sufficient space within the mouth where it may actually fit properly around its roots.

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