| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 141 | ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE | US12620662 | 2009-11-18 | US20100068670A1 | 2010-03-18 | 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. | ||||||
| 142 | ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE | US11721086 | 2007-03-23 | US20090061380A1 | 2009-03-05 | Teruko Yamamoto; Hiroshi Kamioka; Taiji Adachi; Shogo Fukushima; Takumi Sakimura |
| An orthodontic appliance capable of remarkably shortening a period of treatment and reducing burdens on patients is provided with braces to be mounted on a specified tooth included in teeth, a magnetic field generator and a magnetic element to be attached to the teeth. The magnetic element vibrates in response to a magnetic field generated by the magnetic field generator and applies the vibration thereof to the tooth on which the braces are mounted. | ||||||
| 143 | ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE | US11721129 | 2007-03-23 | US20090061375A1 | 2009-03-05 | Teruko Yamamoto; Hiroshi Kamioka; Taiji Adachi; Shogo Fukushima; Takumi Sakimura |
| The present invention aims to provide an orthodontic appliance capable of aligning teeth within a shorter period of time than usual without using braces including an orthodontic wire and brackets. This appliance is provided with a dental mouthpiece mountable on teeth and a vibrating element. The dental mouthpiece is so shaped as to apply a biasing force in an aligning direction to a tooth to be aligned in the teeth while being mounted on the teeth. The vibrating element is attached to the dental mouthpiece, generates mechanical vibration and applies the vibration to the tooth to be aligned, thereby activating the bone remodeling of a target tooth and an alveolar bone to promote an orthodontic effect. | ||||||
| 144 | ORTHODONTIC TOOTH RETENTION SYSTEM | US11969423 | 2008-01-04 | US20080176180A1 | 2008-07-24 | Eugene L. Dellinger |
| A method and apparatus for delivering an orthodontic retainer system wherein pairs of magnets are applied to adjacent teeth in a patient's mouth. The retainer system may include a pair of dental modules, in the form of mutually attracted members, that are temporary retained on a delivery member and positioned on a patient's teeth. In one exemplary embodiment, the dental modules have rounded and/or chamfered edges and a sloped lingual surface. In one exemplary embodiment, the delivery member is substantially L-shaped. Advantageously, the substantially L-shape of the delivery member allows an orthodontist to enter only a small portion of the patient's oral cavity to position the dental modules on a patient's teeth. Further, the substantially L-shape of the delivery member eases the orthodontist's delivery of the dental modules into a patient's mouth by substantially eliminating the need for the orthodontist to manipulate or otherwise move the patient's lips, tongue, and/or cheeks. | ||||||
| 145 | Orthodontic retainer elements | US10275220 | 2001-04-26 | US07300279B2 | 2007-11-27 | Ole Christian Amundsen |
| 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 jaws 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 in with 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. | ||||||
| 146 | ORTHODONTIC BRACKET | US11462412 | 2006-08-04 | US20060269895A1 | 2006-11-30 | John Voudouris |
| An orthodontic bracket that includes a body having a lingual surface for attachment to a tooth and an archwire slot. At least two tie wings extend from the body and define a space directly therebetween. The orthodontic bracket further includes a locking shutter having a stem. A portion of the stem is positioned in the space directly between the tie wings. The locking shutter is movable between an open position, in which access to the archwire slot is permitted and a closed position where access to the archwire slot is inhibited. | ||||||
| 147 | Orthodontic bracket | US11260807 | 2005-10-27 | US20060269889A1 | 2006-11-30 | John Voudouris |
| In one embodiment, a pre-engaging orthodontic bracket includes a body having a lingual surface for attachment to a tooth, a pair of laterally spaced gingival tie wings and a pair of laterally spaced occlusal tie wings. The gingival and occlusal tie wings project from a labial surface of the body. An archwire slot extends mesiodistally across the body and between the gingival and occlusal tie wings at opposed mesial and distal sides of the body to accommodate an archwire. A pivot pin extends between a pair of the tie wings at opposed mesial and distal sides of the body. A shutter is moveable relative to the body between an open position in which placement and removal of an archwire into the archwire slot is facilitated and a closed position in which placement and removal of an archwire into the archwire slot is inhibited. | ||||||
| 148 | Orthodontic hook assembly and appliance | US852046 | 1997-05-06 | US5873716A | 1999-02-23 | Christopher K. Kesling |
| An orthodontic appliance includes brackets, an arch wire and a hook for receiving an elastic member. The hook is movable from a first position when the elastic is not positioned about the hook to a second position when the elastic member is positioned about the hook. In one embodiment, the orthodontic appliance includes a clamp pivotable about the arch wire, a tube connected to the clamp and to the hook, and a second wire connected to the tube and to at least one of the brackets. In another embodiment, magnets are secured to the arch wire. One of the magnets can pivot about the arch wire and includes a hook attached thereto. In another embodiment, an orthodontic appliance includes brackets, an arch wire, a clamp secured to the arch wire, a hook and a wire. The wire is secured to the clamp and the hook. The hook is movable in response to a force applied by an elastic member. In another embodiment, an orthodontic appliance includes brackets, an arch wire, a hook and a wire segment. The wire segment is connected to one of the brackets and the hook. The hook is movable in response to a force applied by an elastic member. One of the brackets includes a slot and the wire segment extends into the slot. In another embodiment, an orthodontic appliance includes brackets, a tube and an arch wire extending through the brackets and tube. A spring loaded hook is connected to the clamp by a hinge. | ||||||
| 149 | Magnetic orthodontic appliance | US5461 | 1993-01-04 | US5334015A | 1994-08-02 | Abraham M. Blechman |
| An orthodontic appliance for intraorally distalizing teeth without patient compliance, comprising a pair of small complementary permanent magnetic elements, each having a coaxial hole for slidably mounting the magnets on a single common sectional wire, in an arrangement to repel one another, with each element having a protective coating to prevent corrosion and leaching. Additional means are provided for urging the magnetic elements along the sectional wire into predetermined proximity as the molar tooth or teeth distalize. This arrangement avoids undesirable eccentric magnetic movement, maximizes control of the repelling horizontal magnetic forces, and maintains a substantially constant distalizing force without the need for constant readjustment. | ||||||
| 150 | Orthodontic bracket | US165031 | 1988-03-07 | US4846681A | 1989-07-11 | Haitham E. Mourany; Randa B. Mourany |
| An orthodontic bracket is disclosed having a body, with the body having a face adapted to be secured to a tooth and a slot in the body for receiving an orthodontic arch wire. The bracket has a platen for biasing or forcing the arch wire into the slot and for holding the wire in the slot. | ||||||
| 151 | Orthodontic face bow | US68495 | 1987-07-01 | US4764110A | 1988-08-16 | Harry L. Dougherty |
| An orthodontic face bow in which the outer bow is coupled firmly but separably to the inner bow by magnetic means and the inner bow is coupled to opposite molars in the mouth of the patient by a combination of mechanical and magnetic means, all to the end that, at a predetermined force the outer bow will separate from the inner bow and, at a higher force, the inner bow may be removed from the mouth of the patient so that prevention of injury to the patient by the inner bow may be prevented. | ||||||
| 152 | Integrated oral magnetic osteogenic appliances | US538380 | 1983-10-03 | US4511330A | 1985-04-16 | Harry Smiley; Abraham Blechman |
| The invention contemplates a body-mounted fixture for supporting a source of magnetic flux in position as appropriate to coact with intra-oral magnet structure, to non-invasively achieve orthodontic and/or periodontic therapy. In coaction with an intra-oral magnet, the extra-orally mounted source of magnetic flux establishes an orthodontic-force environment (with a range of resultant-force magnitudes and directions), and/or a therapeutically beneficial environment for a selected region of tooth and alveolar bone requiring osteogenesis and soft-tissue repair. | ||||||
| 153 | Palatal expansion device | US560878 | 1983-12-13 | US4507084A | 1985-03-26 | Abraham Blechman; Eugene A. Pescatore |
| The invention contemplates an orthodontic palatal expansion device wherein separate palate-body halves are attachable to adjacent maxillary teeth and incorporate permanent magnets arranged in a repulsion mode and mounted in such a way as to apply force needed to split the mid-palatal suture. The reacting fields of these magnets also aid in reorganization of the tissues to insure maintenance of the expansion and to accelerate osteogenesis. The device may be constructed for fixation to the patient, as via orthodontic bands, or it may be fashioned with orthodontic wires that permit selective removal and replacement by the patient. | ||||||
| 154 | Integrated oral magnetic osteogenic appliances | US538491 | 1983-10-03 | US4484895A | 1984-11-27 | Harry Smiley; Abraham Blechman |
| The invention contemplates a unitary intra-oral positioning fixture for use in orthodontic and/or periodontal therapy and bone augmentation. The fixture provides compliant support for two coacting sources of magnetic flux, respectively positioned on the lingual and buccal sides of a region of a tooth or teeth (and adjacent alveolar bone) requiring osteogenesis and soft-tissue repair. | ||||||
| 155 | Integrated oral magnetic osteogenic and orthodontic appliances | US322423 | 1981-11-18 | US4424030A | 1984-01-03 | Harry Smiley; Abraham Blechman |
| Various types of magnetic or electromagnetic appliances attached intra-orally or extra-orally are used to produce osteogenesis and soft tissue repair in the practice of periodontics and orthodontics. Simultaneously, these innovative magnetic modules generate force fields that produce corrective tooth movement. | ||||||
| 156 | DEVICES AND METHODS FOR REDUCING SLEEP APNEA | PCT/US2012036474 | 2012-05-04 | WO2012158368A4 | 2013-01-10 | WAGNER WAYNE R |
| Apparatus for reducing obstructive sleep apnea, snoring and/or nasal drainage. One apparatus includes an upper member (2) fitting surfaces of a user's upper dentition, and a lower member (4) fitting a user's lower dentition. Lower member (4) includes molar extensions (20, 24) projecting away from lower member (4). Upper member (2) includes upper molar extensions (22, 26) projecting away from upper member (2) and toward lower molar extensions (20, 24). Upper right (26) and lower right (24) extensions impinge on one another in overlapping fashion, as do molar upper left (22) and lower left (20) extensions. Upper and lower members (2, 4) have an anterior shape to form a gap (G1) sufficient for the user's tongue to extend into the gap. Each molar extension may include a magnet (28, 30, 32, 34). Methods of using theapparatus and kits to reduce sleep apnea, snoring, and/or nasal drainage. | ||||||
| 157 | LINGUAL ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCE WITH REMOVABLE SECTION | PCT/US2009038157 | 2009-03-25 | WO2009126433A2 | 2009-10-15 | CINADER DAVID K JR; SOO PHILIP P; CLEARY JAMES D; PUTTLER OLIVER L |
| 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. | ||||||
| 158 | 치아통증 방지기능을 구비한 스프린트 | KR1020160080771 | 2016-06-28 | KR101754716B1 | 2017-07-07 | 김세훈; 이일욱 |
| 본발명은치아통증방지기능을구비한스프린트에관한것으로서, 착용자가치아부위에통증을느끼지않아착용감이우수함은물론치아교정과더불어코골이방지및 교합병방지또한우수한효과가있다. | ||||||
| 159 | 치열 교정용 스크류 어댑터 | KR1020150021857 | 2015-02-12 | KR101643586B1 | 2016-07-29 | 공태현; 이지영; 최규옥 |
| 본발명은치조골에식립되는치열교정용스크류의골유착정도를측정하는측정장치와연결되는치열교정용스크류어댑터에관한것이다. 본발명의실시예에따른치열교정용스크류어댑터는제1결합부, 제2결합부그리고진동발생부를포함할수 있다. 여기서, 제1결합부는치열교정용스크류의헤드를감싸도록형성되는복수의가압편을가진다. 제2결합부는제1결합부의외측에밀착결합되고, 가압편을중심방향으로가압하는압입부를가지며, 제1결합부가치열교정용스크류에밀착고정되도록한다. 그리고, 진동발생부는제1결합부에구비되고, 측정장치에서제공되는마그네틱펄스를치열교정용스크류에전달하여치열교정용스크류에진동을발생시킨다. | ||||||
| 160 | 치열 교정 장치 | KR1020087024002 | 2007-03-23 | KR101011315B1 | 2011-01-28 | 야마모토데루코; 가미오카히로시; 아다치다이지; 후쿠시마쇼고; 사키무라다쿠미 |
| 본 발명은 치열 교정 효과의 촉진, 치료 기간의 단축을 목적으로 한 치열 교정 장치로서, 교정 대상 치아에 진동을 부여함으로써 대상 치아, 치조골의 뼈 리모델링을 활성화하고, 치아의 이동을 촉진함으로써 통상보다 높은 교정 효과를 발휘할 수 있는 장치의 제공을 목적으로 한다. 이 장치는 기진 장치(8)와 이것을 내장하는 마우스피스(7)를 구비한다. 기진 장치(8)를 마우스피스(7) 내에 내장함으로써, 진동 부여나 취급이 간단해지고, 가정에서도 안전하게 치료의 계속을 행할 수 있다. 마우스피스의 내면 형상에 의해 효과의 촉진뿐만 아니라 교정 치료 그 자체도 행할 수 있다. | ||||||
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