Method and arrangement for orienting a bridge in position relative to a dental implant
A technique for implants and dentistry, applied in the field of positioning bridges, can solve problems such as damage and poor aesthetic results, and achieve good aesthetic results
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[0013] figure 1 Among them, 1 indicates a graft. 2 indicates the isolator element connected to the graft. 3 represents part of the carbon fiber bridge. bridge or equivalent anchored to the figure 1 of two or more grafts. figure 1 Only one graft and associated isolator element is shown in , as different grafts and isolator elements may have the same or substantially the same structure. Reference is made here to the aforementioned WO document. The graft is anchored within the jawbone, indicated schematically at 4, with the gingiva 5 or soft tissue on top of the jawbone. The oral epithelium of the gingiva is indicated by 6 and the intragingival fibers of the gingiva are indicated by 7 . Additionally, the periosteum surrounding the outer surface 1a of the graft is indicated by 8 . The implant can be anchored in the jawbone 4 in a manner known per se, for example by external threads on the implant (not shown). The implant can be screwed into the jawbone through the prepared...
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