| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 81 | MECHANICAL TRANSDUCTION CYCLIC FORCE ORTHODONTIC SYSTEM | EP07763441 | 2007-02-01 | EP1993467A4 | 2009-04-15 | TING KANG; SOO CHIA |
| Provided herein is a transduction cyclic force system for moving and/or repositioning teeth. | ||||||
| 82 | DENTITION CORRECTING DEVICE | EP07739481.5 | 2007-03-23 | EP2000111A1 | 2008-12-10 | YAMAMOTO, Teruko; KAMIOKA, Hiroshi; ADACHI, Taiji; FUKUSHIMA, Shogo; SAKIMURA, Takumi |
The present invention concerns an orthodontic appliance for accelerating the tooth aligning effect and shortening the treatment period, and has an object to provide an appliance which can bring about higher aligning effect than usual ways by giving vibration to tooth to be aligned to activate bone remodeling of the targeted tooth and the alveolar bone and enhance the shift of the tooth. This appliance includes a vibrating element and a dental mouthpiece having the vibrating element built therein. The provision of the vibrating element in the dental mouthpiece facilitates the application of vibration and handling, and continues the treatment safely even at home. The inner shape of the dental mouthpiece serves aligning treatment as well as acceleration of the effect. |
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| 83 | ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE AND METHOD | EP05718894.8 | 2005-03-21 | EP1871276A1 | 2008-01-02 | NADAV, Orit |
| An orthodontic appliance and method are provided for moving one or more teeth to a desired set of positions. Each tooth that is to be moved is constrained to move along predetermined paths from an initial position to a final position, while being urged to do so by a suitable force inducing means, which provide a motive force for inducing movements in each individual tooth including translations and rotations. | ||||||
| 84 | Orthodontic retainer elements | EP06017642.7 | 2001-04-26 | EP1723925B1 | 2007-09-12 | Amundsen, Ole Christian |
| 85 | Orthodontic retainer elements | EP06000861.2 | 2001-04-26 | EP1658822A2 | 2006-05-24 | Amundsen, Ole Christian |
A dental retainer device for stabilization, so-called retention, of pairs of teeth or groups of teeth in a lower jaw and/or an upper jaw in orthodontic treatment. The retainer device is formed of a pair (2) of retainer elements, consisting of two preferably individual, but in the position of use cooperating, retainer elements (4, 6). Each of the retainer elements (4, 6) is formed with i.a. a retainer approximal surface (16, 18), the retainer approximal surfaces (16, 18) being formed complementary relative to one another. In use, one or more pairs (2) of retainer elements is/are positioned and secured with its/their individual elements (4, 6) preferably on the inner face of a tooth (20, 22) each of a pair of adjacent teeth, so that in the position of use the retainer approximal surfaces (16, 18) bear on each other and support, possibly lock, each other. Thereby pairs of teeth or groups of teeth are stabilized while it is possible at the same time to carry out normal dental hygiene by means of a toothbrush, dental floss or toothpicks, which is otherwise difficult to carry out when known retainers are used.
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| 86 | MAGNETIC FORCE ORTHODONTIC KIT AND APPLIANCES CONSTRUCTED THEREFROM | EP86900930.0 | 1986-01-17 | EP0211038A1 | 1987-02-25 | BLECHMAN, Abraham; PESCATORE, Eugene, A. |
| Kit (10) contenant des modules magnétiques (17), un fil métallique de fixation (15) et un ensemble de calibres (16). Les modules sont des prismes rectangulaires formés d'un alliage de samarium-cobalt, recouverts d'un revêtement de poly-p-xylène chloruré ou d'acier inoxydable et entourés d'une chemise d'acier inoxydable présentant des passages de section transversale rectangulaire, en relation orthogonale sur les côtés opposés recevant avec un montage bien ajusté le fil métallique de fixation de section transversale rectangulaire formé en soudant ensemble bord à bord deux segments de fil standard. Les calibres permettent d'écarter les modules lorsque ces derniers sont incorporés dans une installation. On illustre des installations permettant d'accomplir différentes procédures orthodontiques . L'assemblage des modules et du fil permet de créer des installations où les modules sont attachés dans la mâchoire en position centrale pour effectuer un mouvement de translation parallèle à leurs faces polaires respectives de manière ''coulissante''. | ||||||
| 87 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR CORRECTING ORTHODONTIC MALOCCLUSIONS | US15698680 | 2017-09-08 | US20180071054A1 | 2018-03-15 | Dang Ha |
| A sequential orthodontic appliance includes a body and one or more first magnets disposed on the body and arranged to provide either repulsive or attractive force between one or more second magnets disposed on a surface of a tooth in need of repositioning. One or more temporary anchorage devices are used to secure the appliance to a person with the body disposed approximate the tooth. | ||||||
| 88 | LINGUAL ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE WITH REMOVABLE SECTION | US15386068 | 2016-12-21 | US20170100216A1 | 2017-04-13 | David K. Cinader, JR.; Philip P. Soo; James D. Cleary; Oliver L. Puttler |
| An aesthetic, partially removable orthodontic appliance is described, including a polymeric body that conforms to the lingual soft tissue and at least one wire member extending from the polymeric body. Each wire member releasably engages with a respective anchor that is, in turn, connected to the lingual surface of a respective tooth when the polymeric body is moved in a generally gingival direction into abutting relationship with the lingual soft tissue. Other features of the appliance include self-guiding magnetic couplings and couplings based on interlocking mechanical structures that provide releasable engagement between the removable section and the anchors, as well as related methods for making and using the same. | ||||||
| 89 | Orthodontic System Anchoring Method and Apparatus | US14684351 | 2015-04-11 | US20160296303A1 | 2016-10-13 | Justin Parker |
| Orthodontic system anchoring method and custom apparatus affixed to teeth, TADs and/or tooth positioning and stabilization appliances and/or orthodontic auxiliaries. Each appliance has mechanical fasteners structured to secure segments of a curable flexible resin rope called a flex fit module (FFM). The FFM is moldable and adaptable to the oral cavity between mechanical fasteners in an uncured first mode where it is cut to length, positioned around the anatomy of the mouth and attached to clamps or fasteners at each end. Each fastener has a clamp attached to orthodontic auxiliaries, orthodontic appliances or onto a TAD for anchorage purposes. One end of this custom appliance is usually attached via a clamp manufactured as part of a bracket or band to a tooth. The other end is connected to an appliance, tad or auxiliary. Once connected together the system is cured and becomes a solid entity ready to accept orthodontic forces. | ||||||
| 90 | Oral devices | US14189772 | 2014-02-25 | US09408743B1 | 2016-08-09 | Wayne R. Wagner |
| Apparatus for reducing obstructive sleep apnea, snoring and/or nasal drainage. One apparatus includes an upper member fitting the interior and exterior surfaces of a user's upper dentition, and a lower member fitting similarly adjacent a user's lower dentition. The lower member includes eyeteeth extensions projecting away from the lower member. The upper member includes molar extensions projecting away from the upper member and toward the member molar regions so that when the user bites or clenches, the upper right and lower right extensions impinge on one another in substantially overlapping fashion, as do the upper left and lower left extensions. The upper and lower members have an anterior shape to form a gap sufficient for the user's tongue to extend into the gap, and each molar extension may include a magnet. Methods of using the apparatus and kits to reduce sleep apnea, snoring, and/or nasal drainage. | ||||||
| 91 | ORAL DEVICES, KITS AND METHODS FOR REDUCING SLEEP APNEA, SNORING, AND/OR NASAL DRAINAGE | US14852768 | 2015-09-14 | US20150374536A1 | 2015-12-31 | Wayne R. Wagner |
| Apparatus for reducing obstructive sleep apnea, snoring and/or nasal drainage. One apparatus includes an upper member fitting the interior and exterior surfaces of a user's upper dentition, and a lower member fitting similarly adjacent a user's lower dentition. The lower member includes molar extensions projecting away from the lower member. The upper member includes upper molar extensions projecting away from the upper member and toward the lower molar extensions so that when the user bites or clenches, the upper right and lower right extensions impinge on one another in substantially overlapping fashion, as do the molar upper left and lower left extensions. The upper and lower members have an anterior shape to form a gap sufficient for the user's tongue to extend into the gap, and each molar extension may include a magnet. Methods of using the apparatus and kits to reduce sleep apnea, snoring, and/or nasal drainage. | ||||||
| 92 | ORAL DEVICES, KITS, AND METHODS FOR REDUCING SLEEP APNEA, SNORING, AND/OR NASAL DRAINAGE | US13456682 | 2012-04-26 | US20130284184A1 | 2013-10-31 | Wayne R. Wagner |
| Apparatus for reducing obstructive sleep apnea, snoring and/or nasal drainage. One apparatus includes an upper member fitting the interior and exterior surfaces of a user's upper dentition, and a lower member fitting similarly adjacent a user's lower dentition. The lower member includes molar extensions projecting away from the lower member. The upper member includes upper molar extensions projecting away from the upper member and toward the lower molar extensions so that when the user bites or clenches, the upper right and lower right extensions impinge on one another in substantially overlapping fashion, as do the molar upper left and lower left extensions. The upper and lower members have an anterior shape to form a gap sufficient for the user's tongue to extend into the gap, and each molar extension may include a magnet. Methods of using the apparatus and kits to reduce sleep apnea, snoring, and/or nasal drainage. | ||||||
| 93 | DENTAL DEVICE | US13821827 | 2011-09-16 | US20130239978A1 | 2013-09-19 | Michael Stubbs; Jack Allen Gerschman; Martin Szwarc; David Penn |
| A dental device which comprises both an upper part fitted to the upper jaw of a wearer and a lower part fitted to the lower jaw of the wearer, wherein the upper part includes an upper magnet, the lower part includes a lower magnet, and the magnets are arranged so as to establish a magnetic repulsion between the magnets which opposes the closing of the jaw, thereby opposing direct contact between the upper part and the lower part. | ||||||
| 94 | ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE | US13404352 | 2012-02-24 | US20120148971A1 | 2012-06-14 | Teruko YAMAMOTO; Hiroshi KAMIOKA; Taiji ADACHI; Shogo FUKUSHIMA; Takumi SAKIMURA |
| The present invention concerns an orthodontic appliance for accelerating the tooth aligning effect and shortening the treatment period, and has an object to provide an appliance which can bring about higher aligning effect than usual ways by giving vibration to tooth to be aligned to activate bone remodeling of the targeted tooth and the alveolar bone and enhance the shift of the tooth. This appliance includes a vibrating element and a dental mouthpiece having the vibrating element built therein. The provision of the vibrating element in the dental mouthpiece facilitates the application of vibration and handling, and continues the treatment safely even at home. The inner shape of the dental mouthpiece serves aligning treatment as well as acceleration of the effect. | ||||||
| 95 | Orthodontic tooth retention system | US12488050 | 2009-06-19 | US08147244B2 | 2012-04-03 | Eugene L. Dellinger; Aron E. Dellinger |
| An orthodontic retainer system includes retainer modules that are applied to adjacent teeth in a patient's mouth, and a method and apparatus for delivering the system. The retainer modules may be provided in the form of mutually attracted members, such as magnets, that are temporarily coupled on opposites sides of a delivery member for positioning and bonding to an adjacent pair of teeth. The delivery member may include pusher elements that contact the retainer modules for exerting a force against the modules to press same firmly against the teeth in order to enhance bonding between the modules and the teeth. | ||||||
| 96 | Method for producing an orthodontic appliance having a vibrating element | US12620662 | 2009-11-18 | US08133054B2 | 2012-03-13 | Teruko Yamamoto; Hiroshi Kamioka; Taiji Adachi; Shogo Fukushima; Takumi Sakimura |
| The present invention concerns an orthodontic appliance for accelerating the tooth aligning effect and shortening the treatment period, and has an object to provide an appliance which can bring about higher aligning effect than usual ways by giving vibration to tooth to be aligned to activate bone remodeling of the targeted tooth and the alveolar bone and enhance the shift of the tooth. This appliance includes a vibrating element and a dental mouthpiece having the vibrating element built therein. The provision of the vibrating element in the dental mouthpiece facilitates the application of vibration and handling, and continues the treatment safely even at home. The inner shape of the dental mouthpiece serves aligning treatment as well as acceleration of the effect. | ||||||
| 97 | ORTHODONTIC TOOTH RETENTION SYSTEM | US13032069 | 2011-02-22 | US20110143302A1 | 2011-06-16 | Eugene L. Dellinger; Aron E. Dellinger |
| An orthodontic retainer system including retainer modules that are applied to adjacent teeth in a patient's mouth, and a method and apparatus for delivering the system. The retainer modules may be provided in the form of mutually attracted members, such as magnets, that are temporary coupled on opposites sides of a delivery member for positioning and bonding to an adjacent pair of teeth. In one exemplary embodiment, the retainer modules have rounded and/or chamfered edges and sloped and curved lingual surfaces, and may include a magnet that is received and sealed within an enclosure or cover that has the same shape or profile as the magnet and is made of a wear-resistant biocompatible material. In one exemplary embodiment, the delivery member is substantially L-shaped, which advantageously allows an orthodontist to enter only a small portion of the patient's oral cavity to position the retainer modules on a patient's teeth, and eases the orthodontist's delivery of the retainer modules by substantially eliminating the need for the orthodontist to manipulate or otherwise move the patient's lips, tongue, and/or cheeks. The delivery member may also include pusher elements that contact the retainer modules for exerting a force against the modules to press same firmly against the teeth in order to enhance bonding between the modules and the teeth. | ||||||
| 98 | ORTHODONTIC IMPLANT SCREW ASSEMBLY | US12838623 | 2010-07-19 | US20110020769A1 | 2011-01-27 | Woosung YUN |
| An orthodontic implant screw assembly, and more particularly, an orthodontic implant screw assembly that is inserted and fixed in periodontal tissues or jawbone of a human body and is pulled out by using a wire or the like so as to perform orthodontic treatment of a mouth structure. An orthodontic implant screw assembly having an improved structure in which an upper protrusion of the orthodontic implant screw assembly is detachable and replaceable according to needs so as to reduce patient's inconvenience according to operations of orthodontic treatment and so as to easily use a head having a different shape according to the operations of orthodontic treatment. When the orthodontic implant screw assembly is not temporarily used according to operations of orthodontic treatment of a mouth structure, a head having a small height and a small size can be replaced with other one so that patient's inconvenience can be reduced. Furthermore, when the orthodontic implant screw assembly including a head having a different shape according to the operations of orthodontic treatment of the mouth structure needs to be used, the orthodontic implant screw assembly is not replaced with other one but only an upper head of the orthodontic implant screw assembly is replaceable so that efficiency of orthodontic treatment can be improved and patient's inconvenience can be reduced. | ||||||
| 99 | Orthodontic appliance and method | US11532319 | 2006-09-15 | US07819661B2 | 2010-10-26 | Orit Nadav |
| An orthodontic appliance for realigning one or more teeth in the intra oral cavity of a subject, includes a base having formed therein one or more guiding cells arranged to fit over a preselected tooth sought to be realigned from an initial position to a final position, each said guiding cell including a guiding structure defining a predetermined trajectory specific to the preselected tooth, along which the tooth is sought to be moved from the initial position thereof to the final position thereof; and apparatus, arranged within each guiding cell, for urging a predetermined tooth along its trajectory. | ||||||
| 100 | MECHANICAL TRANSDUCTION CYCLIC FORCE ORTHODONTIC SYSTEM | US12278147 | 2007-02-01 | US20090305184A1 | 2009-12-10 | Kang Ting; Chia Soo |
| Provided herein is a transduction cyclic force system for moving and/or repositioning teeth. | ||||||
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