36 results about "Dental procedures" patented technology

Smart dental treatment chair, and a system utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computerized vision analysis to dynamically monitor real-time progress of a dental treatment, to dynamically report the progress to the patient, and to provide additional benefits to dental patients. A dental treatment chair includes video cameras that capture real time video, and a microphone that captures sound and speech. Computerized vision unit perform analysis of the video, and a Large Language Model (LLM) performs analysis of text extracted from uttered speech, to determine the current step in a multiple-step dental procedure. A display unit is oriented towards the patient, and displays a dynamically-updated progress bar and percentage value, indicating the actual progress of the ongoing dental treatment. Optionally, the smart dental treatment chair also integrally plays music that the patient selects and controls, sprays an aromatic agent, and provides other benefits to the dental patient.

A computer-implemented method involving obtaining digital representations of a patient's teeth through facial imaging and intraoral scanning. The first segmentation involves obtaining digital representations of teeth from facial images and storing them as a first digital file. The second segmentation involves obtaining digital representations of upper and / or lower teeth from intraoral scans and storing them as a second digital file. These files are aligned and overlaid to create an overlay image that can be modified by a user. The modification is applied to the overlay image while maintaining the coordinates of the modified tooth in both the first and second digital files. This method allows for more efficient and accurate digital representation of a patient's teeth, which can be used for various dental procedures.

A dental robot includes a platform and a suspension system. The suspension system supports the platform and automatically compensates for weights of the platform and a robot arm, end effector, and tooth clamp attached to the platform. The suspension system maintains a constant height of the platform above a base, absent an external force on the tooth clamp. The suspension system allows position and orientation of the platform to change with three degrees of positional freedom and three degrees of rotational freedom, relative to the base, in response to an external force on the tooth clamp, such as a result of movement (change in position and / or orientation) of a subject. A rigid connection between the tooth clamp and the platform ensures that position and orientation of the platform remains fixed, relative to the subject's teeth, in response to movement of the teeth.

1. Name of the designed product: dental operating console. 2. Use of the designed product: for use in dental treatment. 3. Design points of the designed product: in shape. 4. Picture or photo best indicating the design points: assembly 1 front view.

A dental procedure performed on target tissue without anesthetic or anesthesia including preconditioning the target tissue using a laser device constructed to produce light in a wavelength range of 2750 nm to 11500 nm, to provide an energy fluence in a range of 50 J / cm2 to 100 J / cm2, and to operate in a free running pulsed mode providing 60 μm bursts at a frequency of at least 50 Hz. Preconditioning includes selecting a combination of average optical output power and preconditioning time to administer low level laser therapy. The laser device is adjusted to deliver light through the light guide of the laser device at the selected average optical output power. Light delivered through the light guide of the adjusted laser device is directed toward the target tissue for the selected preconditioning time providing analgesia to the target tissue. Oral tissue is removed from the preconditioned target tissue during analgesia.

The dental robot includes a platform and a suspension system. The suspension system supports the platform and automatically compensates for the weight of the platform, as well as the robotic arm, end effector, and tooth clamp attached to it. The suspension system maintains a constant height of the platform above the base when there is no external force on the tooth clamp. The suspension system allows the platform's position and orientation to change relative to the base in response to external forces greater than approximately 0.1 N on the tooth clamp, such as the result of movement of the object (changes in position and / or orientation). As a result, the platform's position and orientation remain fixed relative to the object's teeth in response to tooth movement.

A dental mouthpiece is provided that may be attached to a high-suction dental adapter for the purpose of assisting the dental staff during dental procedures through chair-side, hands-free suction, and isolation. Such a mouthpiece may include a main body portion, a cheek retractor portion, and a suction connector portion. In some embodiments, the main body portion, cheek retractor portion, and suction connector portion (and sub-portions thereof) may be molded in one piece, preferably by injection molding. In an exemplary embodiment, the mouthpiece may be made of a material that is flexible, translucent, conducive to injection molding, high heat-resistant, and autoclavable. Such a material may include silicone. Because the mouthpiece may be made of a high heat-resistant and autoclavable material, such a mouthpiece may be reusable.

A dental robot includes a platform and a suspension system. The suspension system supports the platform and automatically compensates for weights of the platform and a robot arm, end effector, and tooth clamp attached to the platform. The suspension system maintains a constant height of the platform above a base, absent an external force on the tooth clamp. The suspension system allows position and orientation of the platform to change, relative to the base, in response to an external force on the tooth clamp greater than about 0.1 N, such as a result of movement (change in position and / or orientation) of a subject. Consequently, the position and orientation of the platform remain fixed, relative to the subject's teeth, in response to movement of the teeth.

Methods and devices for dental procedures are disclosed including a method for providing a dental representation, the method comprising obtaining first image data representative of a 2D X-ray image; obtaining second image data representative of a 3D intraoral surface scan; determining a dental representation comprising one or more tooth representations based on the first image data and the second image data; and outputting the dental representation.

Disclosed herein is an advanced anesthetic gel formulation designed for painless, non-invasive dental procedures. The gel incorporates lidocaine hydrochloride and prilocaine hydrochloride as the primary anesthetics, supported by carbomer 940 for viscosity control. Sodium chloride is added to improve electrical conductivity, while triethanolamine maintains an optimal pH balance. Glycerin functions as a humectant to reduce tissue irritation, and allantoin offers anti-inflammatory properties. Phenoxyethanol is included to prevent microbial growth, ensuring the gel's safety and stability. The preparation method involves dissolving these components in purified water, creating a gel that enables effective, non-invasive dental anesthesia through iontophoresis, significantly enhancing patient comfort and procedural efficiency.

A dental robot includes a platform and a suspension system. The suspension system supports the platform and automatically compensates for weights of the platform and a robot arm, end effector, and tooth clamp attached to the platform. The suspension system maintains a constant height of the platform above a base, absent an external force on the tooth clamp. The suspension system allows position and orientation of the platform to change, relative to the base, in response to an external force on the tooth clamp greater than about 0.1 N, such as a result of movement (change in position and / or orientation) of a subject. Consequently, the position and orientation of the platform remain fixed, relative to the subject's teeth, in response to movement of the teeth.

A suction member for a high-volume evacuator (HVE) suction tool used in dental procedures. The suction member has a connection portion at a proximal end, a tubular portion connected to the connection portion, and a suction tip connected to the tubular portion at a distal end. The suction tip includes outwardly flared lobes and open-ended peripheral vent openings alternating about its circumference. The distal ends of the lobes are generally aligned in an oblique distal tangent plane inclined relative to a longitudinal axis of the tubular portion. The vent openings are spaced closer together towards a front side of the suction member, and the lobes include a widest and most flared rear lobe that is useful for soft tissue retraction.

A dental mouthpiece is provided that may be attached to a high-suction dental adapter for the purpose of assisting the dental staff during dental procedures through chair-side, hands-free suction, and isolation. Such a mouthpiece may comprise a main body portion, a cheek retractor portion, and a suction connector portion. In an embodiment, the main body portion, cheek retractor portion, and suction connector portion may be molded in one piece, preferably by injection molding. The main body portion has an anterior wall inside the curve and a posterior wall outside the curve, and an at least one connector connecting the anterior wall and the posterior wall. The main body portion has an anterior intervening wall and the posterior intervening wall in between the anterior and posterior walls. The anterior intervening wall and the posterior intervening walls have alternating crests and troughs.

One of the objectives of this invention is to provide a dental stabilization device that prevents a patient from easily loosening their teeth during a dental procedure. To this end, the inventor proposes a dental stabilization block comprising internal channels that open onto the faces of the block which come into contact with the patient's teeth. These internal channels are connected to an inlet through which an occlusal registration material can be injected. This material is designed to harden and mold to the patient's teeth. In this way, once the occlusal registration material has hardened and molded around the teeth, it becomes more difficult for the patient to loosen their teeth from the dental stabilization block. Figure to be published with the abstract: Figure 2

1.1: Perspective view; 1.2: Right view; 1.3: Left view; 1.4: Top view; 1.5: Bottom view; 1.6: Back view; 1.7: Front view; 1.8: Cross-Sectional view taken through the line 1.8-1.8 of Figure 1.7; the article is a tip for an oral suction device which is designed to be connected to the hose of the suction device; the article is typically used during dental procedures: in the drawings, shading is drawn with the thin lines that do not form closed area; the shading lines are used for representing the three-dimensional shape of the surface of the claimed design and do not represent surface ornamentation of the claimed design; in the cross-sectional view in figure 1.8, the broken lines indicate the cross sectional surface; in the visual point of view of figures 1.2 and 1.3, the upper and lower sides of the claimed tip are made of different materials with the upper side part being made of a transparent material, while the lower side part being made of a non-transparent material; the thin solid lines forming the closed area in the upper side part represent the parts seen through the transparent material of the upper side part.

A dental implant identification system is provided that aids a dental professional in identifying the type of dental implant that has been surgically placed into maxillary or mandibular bone of a patient who requires restorative dental procedures. Additionally, a dental implant identification system is provided that aids a dental professional in identifying the forensic remains of victims due to various factors and circumstances.

The invention includes a group of devices allowing people to indicate when and where they experience pain or discomfort, and a system and method for using this information to improve clinical medical care. The user can indicate, with the user's finger, tongue, or in other ways, where on the user's body, or in the user's mouth, the user is experiencing pain, and the pain's intensity. Some versions of the invention include models of parts or all of a person's body, so the user can show where, and how much, pain is being experienced. The invention also includes a group of programs and databases for monitoring the pain users experience and for drawing conclusions about modifying medical and dental procedures to reduce pain that patients experience. The invention can also be used to monitor other sensations such as “itchiness”.

A mechanism (100) for connecting a handpiece (30) of a medical simulator (1) to a tactile arm (40) of the medical simulator (1) has a first arm (102) for connection to the handpiece (30) via a first rotary connector (54). The first rotary connector allows the handpiece (30) to rotate about a first axis (A1) coinciding with the longitudinal axis of the handpiece (30). The first arm (102) is part of a first parallelogram-four-bar linkage (110). The first parallelogram-four-bar linkage (110) is operatively connected to a second parallelogram-four-bar linkage (120) to allow the handpiece (30) to rotate about a second axis (A2). The second parallelogram-four-bar linkage (120) includes a third arm (126) for connection to the tactile arm via a second rotary connector (154). The second rotary connector (154) allows the handpiece (30) to rotate about a third axis (A3) preferably parallel to the tactile arm (40). Medical surgery simulators, including such institutions (100).

A suction member for a high-volume evacuator (HVE) suction tool used in dental procedures. The suction member has a connection portion at a proximal end, a tubular portion connected to the connection portion, and a suction tip connected to the tubular portion at a distal end. The suction tip includes a plurality of distally protruding lobes and open-ended peripheral vent openings alternating about its circumference. The distal ends of the lobes are generally aligned in an oblique distal tangent plane inclined relative to a longitudinal axis of the tubular portion. The vent openings are spaced closer together towards a front side of the suction member, and the lobes include a widest rear lobe that is useful for soft tissue retraction.

A dental matrix device positioned between a pair of teeth, the device having a first guide member, a second guide member, and a matrix band. The first guide member configured to be positioned on a first side of the pair of teeth and a second guide member configured to be positioned on a second side of the pair of teeth. The matrix band configured to, in the operable state, extend around at least a portion of the first guide member, between the pair of teeth, and around at least a portion of the second guide member, where the second side of the pair of teeth is opposite the first side of the pair of teeth, and the matrix band is configured to provide a barrier between the teeth during a dental procedure.

A jaw support device for supporting a patient's jaw during dental procedures. More specifically, a jaw support device comprising a headrest mount assembly, a split sphere assembly having a first locking mechanism, a ball joint assembly having a second locking mechanism, and a jaw rest assembly. The headrest mount assembly may attach to a dental chair headrest. The split sphere assembly may have a split sphere ball and an arm extension and may attach to the headrest mount assembly. Further, the split sphere assembly's first locking mechanism may lock the arm extension in place. The ball joint assembly may have a ball joint ball and may connect to the arm extension of the split sphere assembly. The jaw rest assembly may attach to the ball joint assembly and may be locked in place when the second locking mechanism is activated.

The present invention relates to a unitary oral retractor for use in dental procedures wherein the oral retractor comprises a vestibular ring; a lip ring; a wall connecting the vestibular ring and the lip ring; and a pair of indentations on opposing sides or substantially opposing sides on the vestibular ring and each of the indentations are depressed from an outer circumference or perimeter of the vestibular ring by about 4 mm or less. The present invention also relates to a method for making the unitary oral retractor.

The utility model discloses a dental implant mistaken swallowing prevention protection net, including anti-swallowing plate, tooth clamps, connecting mechanism and locking piece, a plurality of tooth clamps are respectively arranged at four corners of the side of anti-swallowing plate, the tooth clamps are used for holding and clamping teeth, the connecting mechanism is arranged between the anti-swallowing plate and the tooth clamps, the connecting mechanism is used for connecting the anti-swallowing plate and the tooth clamps, and the locking piece is used for locking the anti-swallowing plate and the tooth clamps. And the locking piece is arranged in the connecting mechanism and is used for locking the connecting mechanism. The design of the anti-swallowing plate, the tooth clamp and the connecting mechanism is utilized, the first connecting assembly and the second connecting assembly are connected through the locking piece, and then the tooth clamp clamps the two sides of teeth and fixedly installs the tooth clamp, so that the anti-swallowing plate is unfolded and fixed in an oral cavity, and when a dental operation is carried out, the anti-swallowing plate is not prone to swallowing. When an object accidentally falls, the object can be blocked by the swallowing prevention plate and is prevented from falling into the throat of a patient, and medical accidents are prevented.

A dental matrix device positioned between a pair of teeth, the device having a first guide member, a second guide member, and a matrix band. The first guide member configured to be positioned on a first side of the pair of teeth and a second guide member configured to be positioned on a second side of the pair of teeth. The matrix band configured to, in the operable state, extend around at least a portion of the first guide member, between the pair of teeth, and around at least a portion of the second guide member, where the second side of the pair of teeth is opposite the first side of the pair of teeth, and the matrix band is configured to provide a barrier between the teeth during a dental procedure.

A dental aerosol protection system for controlling dispersion of aerosol and splatter particles produced during dental procedures, the system including a ring assembly, a support mask for supporting the ring assembly on a patient, and a suction generating device, the ring assembly and support mask having suction ports which are connectable to the suction generating device to provide a negative suction force around the oral cavity, wherein the ring assembly and support mask can be connected or used separately to control dispersion of aerosols depending upon the requirements of the dental procedure, and one or more flexible extensions connectable to the ring assembly and support mask extending superiorly away from the patient around and over the oral cavity, the flexible extensions forming an adjustable physical barrier between the dental professional and the patient's oral cavity.

A modular dental procedure supply system for organizing and storing dental procedure supplies and tools into modules according to specific procedures to facilitate collection and preparation of supplies and tools needed for the specific procedures. The system includes a base container defining an interior space. Each of a plurality of modular inserts is positionable in the interior space. Each of a plurality of materials is stored within an associated one of the modular inserts corresponding to a specific procedure such that the materials are organized into procedure specific collections of the materials for each of the modular inserts. A selected group of the modular inserts is positionable together within the interior space of the base container to correspond to procedures anticipated for an individual appointment.

The invention refers to a dental guide fixator for guided surgical procedures fixed in an internal region of at least one implant comprising: —a fixed pin being inserted using a key or manually with an apical region comprising a fixation thread region comprising an adjustment thread and a regulating element comprising an internal thread configured to be threaded to the adjustment thread and having a guide fixation region; the regulating element is threaded onto the fixed pin being passed through a hole in a surgical guide and fixed to the internal thread of a dental implant through the fixation thread in the apical region, whereby the guide fixation region comes into contact with the guide and said regulating element is threaded onto the fixed pin in order to compress the guide between the guide fixation region and the surface of the patient's mouth.

A dental oral piece is provided that can be attached to a high suction dental adapter for use in aiding dental staff during dental procedures through chair-side hands-free suction and isolation. Such an oral piece can include a body portion, a cheek retractor portion, and a suction connector portion. In one embodiment, the body portion, cheek retractor portion, and suction connector portion can be molded as a single piece, preferably by injection molding. The body portion has an anterior wall located interior to a curve and a posterior wall located exterior to the curve, and at least one connector connecting the anterior wall and the posterior wall. The body portion has an anterior medial wall and a posterior medial wall between the anterior wall and the posterior wall. The anterior medial wall and the posterior medial wall have alternating peaks and valleys.

Methods and devices for dental procedures are disclosed including a method for providing a dental representation, the method comprising obtaining first image data representative of a 2D X-ray image; obtaining second image data representative of a 3D intraoral surface scan; determining a dental representation comprising one or more tooth representations based on the first image data and the second image data; and outputting the dental representation.

Dental components used for guiding the insertion of a dental implant into a desired location in a patient's mouth using a surgical guide including a master tube are described herein. Various components that can be used with the surgical guide and during a dental procedure using the surgical guide are also described herein.