| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ATTACHEMNT OF DENTAL PROSTHESES | US14551351 | 2014-11-24 | US20160143713A1 | 2016-05-26 | Robert Milne |
| Dental implant systems for releasable attachment of dental prostheses are shown and described. Each of the dental implant systems includes an implant body, a prosthesis body, and an abutment body with a locking device. The locking device includes a magnetically attractable member having a first end coupled to a spring and a second end. The magnetically attractable member is moveable between a locked position and an unlocked position. The dental implant system further includes a void configured to receive the second end, the magnetically attractable member being at least partially disposed within the void in the locked position., the magnetically attractable member being free of the void in the unlocked position. | ||||||
| 42 | Abutment devices and methods for natural teeth | US13021616 | 2011-02-04 | US09168111B2 | 2015-10-27 | Young Seo; Jianhua Yang; Victor Chechelski; Jong Gil Park |
| Root canal abutment devices and methods which facilitate the adjustment or removal of an oral appliance, e.g., a crown or bridge, from a reconfigurable abutment assembly are described. The adjustable abutment assembly may be secured within a pulp chamber of a pre-existing tooth. The abutment assembly has a projecting abutment portion with one or more shape memory alloy sleeves or plates or elements extending along the abutment. Each of the sleeves has a length with at least one curved or arcuate portion. Energy may be applied to the elements such that the arcuate portion flattens to allow for the oral appliance to be placed thereupon while removal of the energy allows the elements to reconfigure into its curved configuration thereby locking the oral appliance to the abutment. Removal of the oral appliance may be effected by reapplication of energy to the elements. | ||||||
| 43 | Oral appliance activation devices and methods | US13021603 | 2011-02-04 | US08491303B2 | 2013-07-23 | Young Seo; Jianhua Yang; Victor Chechelski; Jong Gil Park |
| Oral appliance activation devices and methods which are used to facilitate the securement, adjustment, or removal of an oral appliance, e.g., a crown or bridge, from a reconfigurable abutment assembly are described. The adjustable abutment assembly may be secured to an anchoring implant bored into the bones within the mouth. The abutment assembly has a projecting abutment portion with one or more shape memory alloy elements extending along the projecting abutment portion. Energy may be applied to the elements via the activation devices directly over or adjacent to the oral appliance to actuate the elements and thereby either secure or loosen the oral appliance relative to the abutment. | ||||||
| 44 | Magnetically implantable prosthetic device and method to shorten healing time, enhance bone fusion, and retard bacterial growth | US12216261 | 2008-07-02 | US08475167B2 | 2013-07-02 | Frederic B. Dunn |
| A prosthetic implant is provided that has an implantable magnetic base structure that supports or couples with a prosthetic superstructure for implantation in a mammal. The implantable base more quickly fuses with surrounding tissue or bone with the aid of a magnetic field. The superstructure abuts and is supported by the implantable base, and each comprises a biocompatible magnetic material to establish a magnetic field in the region of the tissue surrounding the implantable base. An anchoring arrangement may be employed to fasten the superstructure to the base. Together, the magnetic base, superstructure, and/or anchoring arrangement are positioned relative to each other to concentrate a magnetic field in the region of the implant to facilitate fusion of the base structure with surrounding bone or tissue. Advantageously, the magnetic field shortens the healing time and retards bacterial growth to quickly fuse the base structure with the surrounding bone or tissue. | ||||||
| 45 | ABUTMENT DEVICES AND METHODS FOR NATURAL TEETH | US13021616 | 2011-02-04 | US20120202173A1 | 2012-08-09 | Young SEO; Jianhua YANG; Victor CHECHELSKI; Jong Gil PARK |
| Root canal abutment devices and methods which facilitate the adjustment or removal of an oral appliance, e.g., a crown or bridge, from a reconfigurable abutment assembly are described. The adjustable abutment assembly may be secured within a pulp chamber of a pre-existing tooth. The abutment assembly has a projecting abutment portion with one or more shape memory alloy sleeves or plates or elements extending along the abutment. Each of the sleeves has a length with at least one curved or arcuate portion. Energy may be applied to the elements such that the arcuate portion flattens to allow for the oral appliance to be placed thereupon while removal of the energy allows the elements to reconfigure into its curved configuration thereby locking the oral appliance to the abutment. Removal of the oral appliance may be effected by reapplication of energy to the elements. | ||||||
| 46 | ABUTMENT FOR DENTAL MAGNETIC ATTACHMENT | US12952931 | 2010-11-23 | US20110136079A1 | 2011-06-09 | Joji OKAZAKI; Teruta Maeda; Koh-ichi Kuremoto; Takanori Eto; Masahiro Inoue; Yutaka Yamada; Masashi Takahashi |
| To attract a magnet in a denture to a keeper fixed at an embedded implant fixture with a complete closed magnetic circuit and without care to metal allergy, an abutment 1 for a dental magnetic attachment is made of a titanium or alloy, and has a male screw part 1a at a center part of a bottom surface to be screwed into a female screw part 3a of an implant fixture 3, a keeper attaching hole 1b at an upper surface in which a keeper 2 having a uniform thickness and the same size/area as an attracting surface of a magnet is inserted and bonded/fixed; and an engagement part 1c for a rotary tool at a center in the keeper attaching hole 1b and/or at an outer frame part around the keeper attaching hole for screwing the abutment 1 in the implant fixture 3. | ||||||
| 47 | Implant keeper and its assembly, and keeper-fixing method | US12261633 | 2008-10-30 | US07905727B2 | 2011-03-15 | Akira Kikuchi |
| A keeper for an implant comprising a keeper body made of a soft-magnetic material, which has a recess for receiving an abutment head having an internally threaded hole, and an internally threaded hole extending along its center axis in communication with the recess, and a screw member threadably engageable with the internally threaded holes of the keeper body and the abutment, whereby the keeper body is tightly fastened to the abutment by tension exerted by the screw member threadably engaging the internally threaded holes of the keeper body and the abutment. | ||||||
| 48 | 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. | ||||||
| 49 | Correlated Magnetic Prosthetic Device and Method for Using the Correlated Magnetic Prosthetic Device | US12494064 | 2009-06-29 | US20090292371A1 | 2009-11-26 | Larry W. Fullerton; Mark D. Roberts; Herman M. Thompson; Herman M. Thompson, JR. |
| A prosthetic device is described herein that incorporates correlated magnets which enable an artificial prosthesis (e.g., artificial limb) to be easily and effectively attached to and removed from an interface that is secured to a residual limb on a person. In addition, a method is described herein for enabling a person to attach and remove an artificial prosthesis to and from an interface that is secured to a residual limb on the person. | ||||||
| 50 | IMPLANT KEEPER AND ITS ASSEMBLY, AND KEEPER-FIXING METHOD | US12261633 | 2008-10-30 | US20090117520A1 | 2009-05-07 | Akira KIKUCHI |
| A keeper for an implant comprising a keeper body made of a soft-magnetic material, which has a recess for receiving an abutment head having an internally threaded hole, and an internally threaded hole extending along its center axis in communication with the recess, and a screw member threadably engageable with the internally threaded holes of the keeper body and the abutment, whereby the keeper body is tightly fastened to the abutment by tension exerted by the screw member threadably engaging the internally threaded holes of the keeper body and the abutment. | ||||||
| 51 | Dental magnetic attachment | US10162583 | 2002-06-06 | US20030124491A1 | 2003-07-03 | Yoshinobu Honkura; Kazuo Arai; Yasuhiro Takeuchi |
| A dental attachment has been invented whose connection force and fitting between an implant and a keeper are improved. A keeper 3 has a main body 10 with a attracted face 31, a screw part 33 that is located at the back face, a conic taper shaft 35, and a projecting ring part 37. The projecting ring part 37 has an inclining inner face 371 and an acute angle pointed end 375. An implant 10 has a screw hole part 13, a conic taper hole part 15 which has about the same inclining angle of the taper axle part 35, and inclining end face 17. When the keeper 3 and the implant 10 are connected, the taper shaft 35 and the taper hole part 15 are fitted closely and at the same time, the inner face 371 of the acute angle pointed end 375 and the inclining end part 17 touch and at least the acute angle pointed end 375 of the projecting ring part 37 is elastically transformed toward the diameter. | ||||||
| 52 | Magnetic adhesive and removal apparatus and method | US09263473 | 1999-03-05 | US06171107B2 | 2001-01-09 | Robert H. Milne |
| An adhesive for bonding items includes magnetic particles dispersed therein. Removal is enhanced by applying varying magnetic fields near the adhesive. Magnetic locking elements are biased to engage a catch portion. Removal is effected by urging the magnetic elements out of the catch portion by application of magnetic fields of opposite polarity. | ||||||
| 53 | Cap-type magnetic attachment, dental keeper, dental magnet and method of taking impression using thereof | US805429 | 1997-02-25 | US5954506A | 1999-09-21 | Jyoji Tanaka |
| A magnetic attachment used for retaining a dental prosthesis, comprising a male part which may be fixed to an abutment and a female part which may be fixed to the dental prosthesis. The male part of the magnetic attachment includes a head portion, which may be attached to the female part, and a fixing member used for fixing the male part to the abutment. The female part includes a cap portion having a cover portion for covering the male part. | ||||||
| 54 | Dental attachment | US702491 | 1996-08-27 | US5931676A | 1999-08-03 | Yoshinobu Honkura; Takashi Yokoyama; Hideki Fujii; Yoshinobu Tanaka |
| A dental magnetic attachment, which is embedded in the denture base so as to face a soft magnetic keeper 103 and attract the keeper by magnetic force, comprising at least three yokes which are plates and made of soft magnetic material, and at least two pieces of magnet which have the magnetization direction parallel to the thickness. In the example the attachment comprises a central yoke 10, the magnet 1, the magnet 2, the outer yoke 11, and the outer yoke 12. The invention is characterized by a magnet arrangement in which like poles of the magnet 1 and the magnet 2 faces each other. Because of it mutually independent two magnetic circuits are formed and they offer strong attractive force which is two times larger than that of existing ones in a compact volume required for dental attachment. Furthermore, corrosion resistance and wear resistance are improved by covering the attracting face of the magnet 1, 2 with spacers made of non-magnetic material and covering the whole attachment with the cap made of non-magnetic material except the attracting face of the attachment. | ||||||
| 55 | Subperiosteal bone anchor | US679338 | 1996-07-11 | US5769630A | 1998-06-23 | Joan M. Hoffman; Michael S. Block |
| A subperiosteal bone anchor used in two distinct applications; as an orthodontic anchor system, and as an orthopedic anchor system. As an orthodontic anchor system, it is used for treatment of growth disharmony and malalignment of the teeth in which the subperiosteal bone anchor is surgically placed in the subperiosteal tunnel on skeletal bone allowing osseointegration between the subperiosteal bone anchor bone interface and the bone. After osseointegration a palatal bar or palatal wire is attached to the orthodontic anchor system and attached to bands around one or more teeth, holding them immobile. As an orthopedic anchor system the subperiosteal bone anchor is used to stabilize devices which need to be anchored to a bone, or to transmit attractive or distractive forces to a bone for reconstruction or transformation. | ||||||
| 56 | Magnet element for a dental prosthesis | US493874 | 1990-03-15 | US5123843A | 1992-06-23 | Joseph M. Van der Zel; Daniel Hamerling |
| A magnet element for a dental prosthesis having a contact surface; a permanent magnet having a first magnet end directed to the contact surface and a second magnet end opposite the first magnet end; and a magnet housing comprising a magnetizable first housing section and a non-magnetizable second housing section. The magnet is only in contact with the first housing section along the second magnet end. | ||||||
| 57 | Dental implant | US932616 | 1986-11-20 | US4758160A | 1988-07-19 | Yahia H. Ismail |
| A dental implant comprising an endosteal implant, having a bifurcated core therein, adapted for receiving a prosthetic head. The abutting surfaces of the endosteal implant and the prosthetic head preferably have equal outer diameters. The prosthetic head has a bifurcated shank thereon. The bifurcated core and bifurcated shank cooperate to secure the prosthetic head to the endosteal implant only at an inner segment of the bifurcated core, so as to preserve an annular space between the outer shank segment and the outer portion of the bifurcated core in the area of the alveolar bone. By means of this specialized attachment of the prosthetic head to the endosteal implant, stresses applied to the prosthetic head are translated directly to an inner segment of the endosteal implant, and thus are not applied to the alveolar ridge. Cratering of the alveolar bone is minimized as a result. | ||||||
| 58 | Magnetic prosthetic element | US911871 | 1978-06-02 | US4203216A | 1980-05-20 | Jean-Antoine E. Deguemp |
| A magnetic device for retaining a dental prosthesis on a jawbone. Magnetic material is solidly fastened in a support adjustably movable in a frame rigidly fixed to the prosthesis for interacting with magnetic material seated in a cavity in the jawbone. A threaded eccentric gear and a rack cooperate with pinions accessible from outside the frame, for respectively adjusting the relative positions of the magnetic materials axially and laterally. | ||||||
| 59 | Implant devices for retaining dentures | US633232 | 1975-11-19 | US4079515A | 1978-03-21 | Joel Friedman |
| An implant device for retaining dentures comprised of a barrel portion capable of receiving a denture retaining means, preferably a magnet, and a base portion integrally formed with the barrel portion. The base portion is provided with a flange having a plurality of apertures formed therein. The device is capable of being permanently implanted into the mouth of a patient. | ||||||
| 60 | Method and structure for securing dental prosthesis | US3514859D | 1968-01-23 | US3514859A | 1970-06-02 | PETERSON GILBERT H |
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