3 results about "Permlastic" patented technology

This invention provides a dental silicone rubber impression composition, a material kit, and a method for preparing the same. The impression composition includes a reinforcing filler with a nanometer-sized particle size, and the particle size distribution of the reinforcing filler satisfies D[4,3]-D[3,2]=A, where A is 0~200nm. The above-mentioned solution provided by this invention ensures that the dental silicone rubber impression material has lower roughness while maintaining its mechanical properties. It also avoids the agglomeration of reinforcing particles within the silicone rubber matrix, which could affect the overall flowability of the impression material, and improves processing difficulty. Furthermore, the impression material exhibits a faster curing speed.

A customized tray using a shape memory material, and a manufacturing method therefor are disclosed. The customized tray using a shape memory material, according to one embodiment of the present application, may comprise a body part, which is manufactured using a shape memory material, has, in the upper surface thereof, an accommodating recess for accommodating a tooth part of a patient, and has, along the inner periphery of the accommodating recess, an impression material space into which an impression material for obtaining an impression of the tooth part is injected.

A device for orally collecting multiple biomarkers of a subject includes one or more plates composed of a thermoplastic or other impression material that softens at a temperature of about 150 deg F. and hardens to complete rigidity at temperatures below about 100 deg F. The plates are shaped to fit in the subject's mouth and receive bite impressions of the teeth in the upper and / or lower jaw. The plates extend out of the mouth and provide a gripping portion that the subject pinches to create fingerprint impressions on the softened plates. A rigid body provides a mounting portion for the plates and a handle portion for a person other than the subject to hold while the samples are being collected. Roughened structures, protrusions, or grooves may be formed in the plates and body in areas that contact the subject's inner cheek surfaces, collecting and retaining saliva and skin cells.