JP4971401B2 - Guide fixing pin - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a guide fixing pin used for positioning a guide for implant burial having at least two guide sleeves for guiding an implant to a jawbone. <P>SOLUTION: The guide fixing pin includes: a guide fixing part which is longer in an axial direction than the major axis length of the guide sleeve and has an outer diameter almost the same as the inner diameter of the guide sleeve; and a jawbone fixing part which is integrally connected coaxially at the lower end of the guide fixing part and has a diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the guide fixing part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a guide fixing pin to be used for preoperative-intraoperative implant surgery to position the implant surgical guide having at least two or more guide sleeves for implant surgery against the jawbone.

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, guides for implant surgery have been provided that are based on detection of an appropriate position for implanting an implant into a jawbone in dental implant treatment. The implant surgical guide is fitted on the dentition of an individual patient, and a guide sleeve of the implant surgical guide is disposed above the desired implant placement position, and a drill is guided to the guide sleeve. Create proper implant formation fossa.

When creating a form pits for implant placement using such implants surgical guide, the folly of with the rotation of the drill during the drilling and tapping by drilling thereby causing the displacement of the implant surgical guide there were.

Conventionally To solve this problem, separately provided a sleeve on the implant surgical guide, the pins extend through the sleeve, by prick pins gums and alveolar bone is not related to the implant surgery, even implant surgery during drilling operation The guides were maintained in the proper positions. For example, in International Publication No. WO03 / 055407, an anchor member is inserted in the buccal tongue direction to position an implant surgical guide (template).

Japanese Patent Publication No. 2005-518834 International Publication No. WO03 / 055407

However, the conventional method of inserting the guide fixing pin into the gingiva or the like unrelated to the separate implant operation has a frustration that a burden on the patient is great and an unnecessary wound is given after the operation.

The present invention has been created to avoid such a problem, and provides a guide fixing pin for fixing to an dentition without providing a wound only for fixing an implant surgical guide.

Specifically, the guide fixation pin of the present invention provides a preoperative guide fixation pin used to position an implant surgical guide having at least two or more implant surgical guide sleeves relative to the jawbone.

The pre-operative guide fixing pin is a guide that is used only to fix the implant surgical guide at the same position of the implant forming cavity before the implant forming cavity is first created (referred to herein as “pre-operative”). It is a fixed pin.

Specifically, the guide fixing pin is coaxial with the guide fixing portion that is longer in the axial direction than the long axis length of the guide sleeve and has an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the guide sleeve, and at the lower end of the guide fixing portion. And a jawbone fixing part which is integrally connected and has a diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the guide fixing part.

The guide fixing portion restricts the radial movement of the preoperative guide fixing pin with respect to the guide sleeve when the preoperative guide fixing pin is inserted into the guide sleeve, and the jawbone fixing portion is When the guide fixing pin is inserted into the guide sleeve, the guide fixing pin is inserted into a hole for a preoperative guide fixing pin provided below the guide sleeve.

Further, the jawbone fixing part can be formed with a screw groove in a part of the axial direction, and can be firmly fixed to the jawbone.

Further, another invention is, in intraoperative guide fixing pins used for positioning relative to the jawbone implant surgical guide having at least two or more guide sleeves for implant surgery (implants formed窩用guide fixing pins) A guide fixing portion that is longer in the axial direction than the major axis length of the guide sleeve and has an outer diameter that is substantially the same as the inner diameter of the guide sleeve, and is integrally connected coaxially at the lower end of the guide fixing portion; And a jawbone fixing part having a diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the fixing part.

The guide fixing portion regulates radial movement of the intraoperative guide fixing pin with respect to the guide sleeve when the intraoperative guide fixing pin is inserted into the guide sleeve, and the jawbone fixing portion is configured to move the intraoperative guide fixing pin to the guide sleeve. When inserted into the guide sleeve, it is preferably inserted into a drill-forming cavity that has been opened in advance for creating an implant-forming cavity provided below the guide sleeve.

Still another aspect of the present invention provides a guide fixing pin set including one preoperative guide fixing pin and at least one intraoperative guide fixing pin .

The guide fixing portion of the preoperative guide fixing pin and the guide fixing portion of the intraoperative guide fixing pin have substantially the same outer diameter.

According to the pre- and intra-operative guide fixing pin of the present invention, it is possible to avoid inserting the guide fixing pin into a gum or the like unrelated to a separate implant operation as in the prior art, and an implant that must be created in the implant operation There is an advantage in that the implant operation guide and the jawbone can be fixed only by using the formation fossa, there is no burden on the patient, and no unnecessary wound is given after the operation.

It is a front view of the preoperative guide fixing pin of this invention. It is a front view of the intraoperative guide fixing pin of this invention. The process of inserting the preoperative guide fixing pin of this invention is shown. The process of inserting the intraoperative guide fixing pin of this invention is shown. It is the schematic which showed the guide hole which inserts the preoperative and intraoperative guide fixing pin of this invention.

First, as a premise for explaining an embodiment of the preoperative and intraoperative guide fixing pins of the present invention, an implant operation using the guide fixing pins will be described.

Step 1
First, as pre-operative steps, 1) one of guide sleeves is determined in the guide for implant surgery , and a drilling operation is performed on the guide sleeve in the same manner as in creating a normal implant formation cavity. At this time, the drill uses a drill with a diameter smaller than that of creating a normal implant formation fossa, and a pin hole in the jawbone (drill formation fossa: The drill formation fossa means the formation fossa in the target drill in general) Create The details of the configuration of the guide fixing pin will be described later.

Step 2
A guide fixing pin for a preoperative drill composed of a guide fixing portion having an outer diameter substantially the same as that of the guide sleeve and an outer diameter jaw fixing portion corresponding to the diameter of the drill formation fossa is provided as a guide for the implant surgical guide. Insert into the sleeve. At this time, the guide fixing portion is engaged with the guide sleeve to support the implant operation guide.

Furthermore, a jawbone fixing part is inserted into the drill formation fossa. At this time, the jawbone fixing part preferably has a screw thread, and is screwed into the drill forming fossa as it is. Therefore, the preoperative guide fixing pin fixes the dentition and the guide for implant surgery through the guide sleeve.

Therefore, with this preoperative guide fixation pin, the guide is fixed to the implant surgical guide and the dentition just by creating a drill formation fossa for the guide fixation pin at a place where an implant formation fossa is to be created in the future. And avoid the foolishness of hurting the patient in a place unrelated to the implant formation fossa.

Steps 1 and 2 are work steps used when the implant surgical guide is fixed to the dentition using both the preoperative guide fixing pin and the intraoperative guide fixing pin described later, and only the intraoperative guide fixing pin is used. When using the guide, the guide fixing work may be performed from the following step 3.

Step 3
In the operation of Step 3, an intraoperative guide fixing pin is used. First, the case where a preoperative guide fixing pin is used will be described.
In step 2, the implant operation guide is fixed to the dentition. For this reason, actual implant placement work is required as the next work.

A guide sleeve other than the guide sleeve in which the preoperative guide fixing pin has already been inserted (hereinafter referred to as a second guide sleeve) is selected. First, a drilling cavity is created with the selected second guide sleeve. At this time, it is possible to create the implant-forming pit using a drill having an outer diameter corresponding to the implant-forming pit, but preferably, a drill having a smaller outer diameter is used in order from several stages. For example, when creating a 3 mm implant-forming fossa, first create a 2 mm drill-forming fove, and then open a 3 mm drill-forming fossa.

Step 4
An intraoperative guide fixing pin, which will be described later, is inserted into the implant formation cavity created in step 3 above. Thereby, the guide for implant surgery can be fixed using the implant formation fossa.

Further, thereafter, Step 3 and Step 4 are performed at other guide sleeve positions. This makes it possible to sequentially create all desired implant formation pits.

Furthermore, when the number of implant forming cavities desired to be created is larger than the intraoperative guide fixing pins, the intraoperative guide fixing pins already inserted in step 4 are extracted, and the intraoperative guides inserted into other guide sleeves are extracted. Implant can be carried out with the implant surgical guide fixed with fixing pins (preferably two or more), and the implanted implant itself can be used for fixing the implant surgical guide in the same manner as the guide fixing pin. Conceivable.

Furthermore, for the preoperative guide fixing pin, it is preferable to perform the drilling operation of the implant forming cavity by extracting other drill forming cavity and the intraoperative guide fixing pin at a timing according to the implantation status of the implant. .

Preoperative guide fixing pin Next, the configuration of each preoperative and intraoperative guide fixing pin will be described.
Referring to FIG. 1, a preoperative guide fixing pin 10 is shown. The preoperative guide fixing pin 10 includes a jaw fixing part 14, a guide fixing part 12, and a head part 16 on one axis.

When the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 is inserted into the guide sleeve of the implant operation guide as described above, the jawbone fixing portion 12 has a length that protrudes below the guide sleeve (downward in the drawing).

A head portion 16 is disposed above the guide fixing portion 12 (on the left side of the drawing). A serrate structure (groove) is formed on the outer surface of the head portion 16 in whole or in part.

Actually, when the implant surgical guide and the dentition are fixed, the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 is inserted into the guide sleeve of the implant surgical guide, and the guide fixing portion 12 having an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the guide sleeve. The guide sleeve and the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 are fixed at the time of fixation.

Further, since the guide fixing portion 12 has an axial distance similar to that of the guide sleeve, the jawbone fixing portion 14 having a diameter smaller than that of the guide fixing portion 12 protrudes downward from the guide for implant surgery . And this jawbone fixing | fixed part 14 arrives at a jawbone (dental row), and this will fix a jawbone and an implant operation guide by drilling.

The jawbone fixing part 14 may be inserted into the jawbone in a state where a predetermined hole is drilled with a thin-diameter drill and guided by the distal end part 14a. However, the jawbone fixing part 14 may be directly drilled and inserted into the jawbone. Preferably, a drill groove (tap shape) is usually provided for a predetermined length from the tip end portion 14a in the whole or a part of the outer surface, at least in the axial direction.

Intraoperative guide fixing pin Next, the configuration of each intraoperative guide fixing pin will be described.
Referring to FIG. 2, an intraoperative guide fixation pin 20 is shown. The intraoperative guide fixing pin 20 includes a jaw fixing part 24, a guide fixing part 22, and a head part 26 on one axis.

When the intraoperative guide fixing pin 20 is inserted into the guide sleeve of the implant operation guide as described above, the jaw bone fixing portion 22 has a length that protrudes below the guide sleeve (downward in the drawing).

A head portion 26 is disposed above the guide fixing portion 22 (on the left side of the drawing). A serrate structure (groove) is formed on the outer surface of the head portion 26 in whole or in part.

Actually, when the implant surgical guide and the dentition are fixed, the preoperative guide fixing pin 20 may be suddenly inserted into the guide sleeve of the implant surgical guide. The pin 10 is inserted into another guide sleeve in a fixed state. Then, after drilling the implant formation cavity with a drill, it is guided by the guide fixing portion 22 having an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the guide sleeve. At this time, the guide sleeve and the preoperative guide fixing pin 20 are fixed.

Further, since the guide fixing portion 22 has an axial distance approximate to that of the guide sleeve, the jawbone fixing portion 24 having a smaller diameter than the guide fixing portion 22 protrudes downward from the implant operation guide. And this jawbone fixing | fixed part 24 will be inserted in the implant formation fossa created in the jawbone (dental row), and a jawbone and the guide for implant surgery will be fixed.

In addition, the jawbone fixing part 24 needs to be inserted into the already formed implant forming pit so as not to damage the implant forming pit. Therefore, the jawbone fixing portion 24 of the intraoperative guide fixing pin 20 is not pointed at the tip and is not provided with a drill groove on the outer surface.

Next, an outline of the process of using the preoperative guide fixing pin and the intraoperative guide fixing pin will be described.
3 and 4 show a state in which the intraoperative guide fixing pin 20 is inserted from the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 in order from the left (FIGS. 3A to 3C and FIGS. 4C to 4F). )). As shown in FIG. 5, it is the schematic view which looked at the guide sleeve 30 for implant surgery from the upper direction.

First, referring to step (a), a drill forming cavity 34 is formed by drilling a hole in the jawbone in which the guide sleeve A hole is positioned with a fixed drill 32. The formed state is shown in step (b).

Next, referring to step (c), the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 is screwed into the drill forming cavity 34 created in steps (a) to (b). At this time, it is preferable that the outer diameter of the jawbone fixing portion 14 is larger than the inner diameter of the drill forming cavity 34. It is because it is fixed firmly. Further, a screw groove may be provided above the jawbone fixing portion 14 in a portion positioned on the jawbone, particularly a relatively hard cortical bone. As a result, the jawbone and the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 are fixed.

Further, the guide fixing portion 12 is inserted along the inner wall of the guide sleeve 30. The axial length of the guide fixing portion 12 is preferably equal to or greater than the height of the guide sleeve 30, and the outer diameter of the guide fixing portion 12 and the inner diameter of the guide sleeve 30 are preferably substantially the same. By this step (c), the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 can fix the implant surgical guide firmly to the jawbone, and further, a drill forming fossa that becomes an implant forming fossa can be used thereafter. Create fossa for avoiding stupidity that burdens patients.

Next, referring to steps (d) to (f), the intraoperative guide fixing pin 20 is inserted into the guide sleeve 30 that forms the B hole on the left side of FIG. 4 with the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 fixed. Is shown.

First, as shown in step (d), an implant formation cavity 42 is formed with a normal drill 40. This process is generally the same as the process of creating the implant formation cavity, and the drill 40 is inserted into the guide sleeve 30 while being guided by the through wrench 44. At this time, since the guide sleeve 30 having the A hole is already fixed by the preoperative guide fixing pin 10 in the steps (a) to (c), the implant formation fossa 42 can also be formed without shaft shake or the like.

The implant formation pit 42 is formed to have a diameter of 2 mm or 3 mm in the same manner as a normal implant formation pit. Thereafter, as shown in step (f), the intraoperative guide fixing pin 20 is inserted into the implant formation cavity 42. Create a new implant formed fossa in a state of fixing the implant surgical guide Preoperative guide fixing pins 10 and intraoperative guide fixing pins 20 pins 10 and 20 are inserted withdrawn when creating a new implant formed fossa To do. In addition, if the implant is fixed, it has the same effect as the preoperative guide fixing pin 10.

Therefore, if both guide fixing pins 10 and 20 are used, the implant surgical guide can be fixed by utilizing a normal process for creating an implant formation cavity without damaging the jawbone at all.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Preoperative guide fixing pin 12 Guide fixing part 14 Jaw bone fixing part 16 Head part 20 Intraoperative guide fixing pin 22 Guide fixing part 24 Jaw bone fixing part 26 Head part

Claims (2)

A pre-operative guide fixation pin used to position an implant surgical guide with at least two or more implant surgical guide sleeves relative to the jawbone;
A guide fixing portion that is longer in the axial direction than the long axis length of the guide sleeve and has an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the guide sleeve;
A lower end of the guide fixing portion, which is integrally connected coaxially, and a jawbone fixing portion having a diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the guide fixing portion,
The guide fixing portion regulates the radial movement of the preoperative guide fixing pin with respect to the guide sleeve when the preoperative guide fixing pin is inserted into the guide sleeve,
The jawbone fixing part is inserted into a hole for a preoperative guide fixing pin provided below the guide sleeve when the preoperative guide fixing pin is inserted into the guide sleeve,
The preoperative guide fixing pin, wherein the jawbone fixing part forms a screw groove in a part of the axial direction. A guide fixing pin set composed of one preoperative guide fixing pin according to claim 1 and at least one or more intraoperative guide fixing pins ,
The guide fixing part of the preoperative guide fixing pin and the guide fixing part of the intraoperative guide fixing pin have substantially the same outer diameter,
The intraoperative guide fixing pin is
Used to position an implant surgical guide with at least two or more implant surgical guide sleeves relative to the jawbone;
And a guide fixing portion that is longer in the axial direction than the major axis length of the guide sleeve and has an outer diameter substantially the same as the inner diameter of the guide sleeve;
A lower end of the guide fixing portion, which is integrally connected coaxially, and a jawbone fixing portion having a diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the guide fixing portion,
The guide fixing portion regulates the radial movement during the operation with respect to the guide sleeve when the intraoperative guide fixing pin is inserted into the guide sleeve,
The jawbone fixing portion is inserted into a drill forming fossa that is opened in advance for creating an implant forming fossa provided below the guide sleeve when the intraoperative guide fixing pin is inserted into the guide sleeve.
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