Method for using sheet to prevent inflammation caused by excess dental cement and Anti-inflammatory sheet

A technology for cement and inflammation, applied in the field of inflammation prevention sheets, can solve the problems of falling off of implants, easy deepening of gingival sulcus, difficulty in removing cement, etc., so as to achieve the effect of solving inflammation

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-10-22
SANKYO SEIMITSU CORP
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[0007] In addition, during implant treatment, accidents such as implant falling off may occur
In particular, titanium fixtures for implant treatment have lower adhesion to the internal tissues of the gingival sulcus than natural teeth, and the gingival sulcus tends to become deeper
Therefore, the residual dental cement may enter the deep part of the gingival sulcus, and the removal of the residual dental cement in this case is extremely difficult.
[0008] The residue of dental cement is a breeding ground for bacteria that cause inflammation, and it is believed to cause inflammation of the periodontal area and loss of implants. At present, there is no fundamental solution to prevent the problems caused by the residue of dental cement Countermeasures

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[0032] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described. figure 1 It is a figure explaining the working procedure of the method of using the anti-inflammation sheet of this invention in the treatment which covers the abutment tooth 3c after the caries part removal with the crown 8b. Such as figure 1 As shown in (a), the abutment 3c is passed through the hole 5 provided in the center of the anti-inflammation sheet 4, and the anti-inflammation sheet 4 is arranged to cover the upper part of the gum 6, especially the entire circumference of the gingival sulcus 7.

[0033] The diameter of the hole 5 is slightly smaller than the diameter of the abutment 3 . Since the anti-inflammation sheet 4 has elasticity, so as figure 1 As shown in (b), the bent portion 5 a is formed at the edge of the hole 5 , and since this portion fastens the abutment 3 , the anti-inflammation sheet 4 is in close contact with the abutment 3 .

[0034] Next, if figure 1 As s...

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The invention provides a means for easily and reliably preventing excess dental cement in cement retention in dental treatment from entering the gingival sulcus. A method for using an anti-inflammatory sheet to prevent inflammation caused by excess dental cement used in dental treatment, comprising setting a stretchable sheet made of rubber and / or plastic so that a tooth being treated is passed through a hole formed in the sheet while the sheet covers the entire periphery of the tooth, followed by placing a crown over the tooth and bonding the two to each other by dental cement, and then removing the anti-inflammatory sheet which excess dental cement flowing out from the base of the crown is adhering to.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method of using an anti-inflammation sheet for preventing inflammation of the periodontal region caused by excess dental cement used in dental treatment, and an anti-inflammation sheet used in the method of use. Background technique [0002] In the treatment of caries in dentistry, the carious portion is extensively excised and filled with a filling ("inlay") or the excised tooth is used as a root (abutment) and covered with a crown ("crown" or "Crown") treatment. In addition, as one of the dental treatment methods, in recent years, implant treatment has been widely spread, and the following treatment is also carried out, that is, the artificial tooth root is embedded in the jaw bone after the tooth is extracted, and the artificial tooth is fixed on it. superior. Implantation treatment has the difficulty of requiring surgery and high treatment costs, but it has a better appearance than denture bases and has a better...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61C5/85
CPCA61C8/00A61C5/82A61C5/85A61C13/225A61C5/90A61C19/063
Inventor 杉本竜真上条大辅
Owner SANKYO SEIMITSU CORP
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