DE1707936U - TOOTH POCKET MEASURING PROBE. - Google Patents

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AKTiENGESELtSCHAFT FÜR FEINMECHANIK / J FORMERLY JETTER & SCHEERER, / j

TUTTLINGEN-fSÜDD.)

Zahnt as chen - measuring probe

With paradentosis forms through. Atrial- des Za.hftfleisch.es from * yawn a more or less deep so-called tooth ash. Of the -, 2ahnarz: t. must determine the "run ·; this tab, in order to then, his Set up calls · to be able to ► ■ -. .

. ; Es-'slndL is known for the Z'ahntagchen-Hess probes provided, at

Plenary session with Mas.s rope. (e. g. ■. ■ millimeter graduation) provided iess-S.tab of correspondingly small dimensions in extension ~; one handle it-arranged 1st. More developed, such Mess.-S-tabs have a slider borrowed on the bar slide on, - which allows "to record the measurement result and to"

"Removal of the probe. 'From the tooth pocket" is easy to read.

"The present invention is concerned with improving these" probes. Measuring slide and "eliminates their disadvantages namely arranging the measuring rod in ^: approximately, -straight extension -of the handle and thereby, difficult handling in the mouth of the.! Patient ■ '- by.,: That the M.ess - The rod is arranged approximately at right angles to the ^T handle. *

In order to further facilitate the introduction of the probe into the patient's mouth, the connection of the handle can according to the invention - • with. the one end of the measuring rod is not carried out directly but via a curved piece ^{1 in} such a way that the handle axis comes to rest approximately at the level of the center of the measuring rod.

According to the invention, further simplification of handling can be achieved can be achieved in that the bow piece is so attached to the handle ~ leads to; that the plane formed by the curved piece: and the measuring rod int flfinkel to it. . -

.;. as a result, the deflection caused by the handle axis can once "to, left and. once to the right" take place, whereby, the thereby created two types of probes for "the left or right, ι upper-or'-lower -.Gebiashalf te gu.t ^ or .. better suited than if only one probe would be available without this . ^ anh-according to the invention and the "measuring slide is provided with a laser his »the-prevents» .. "that the-slide gets into the tooth pocket cramped * ..... ■ - -. "-. .." .-. '^.

Fig \ i..iind Z show, for example, an inventive tooth pocket äiess Sands each in front and side view and partial -Brauf provides und_'2war Abbt-1 for measuring at the lower right and left ■, upper and FIG. 2. .to'Hessen on the lower left and upper right. Grebis halves. .

Fig. 3 shows “the measuring tab with slide of a measuring probe according to the invention inserted into the tooth pocket of a tooth affected by paradentosis.

Fig. 4 shows a measuring probe with an exchangeable clamping shaft Insertion into a handle with clamping element.

Fig. 5 shows the matching handle, for example with a chuck.

Tuttlingen, the.

The measuring rod a with millimeter graduation goes into the bend Td to the handle c. above and is approximately perpendicular to the axis d of the handle, c. The "plane formed by the measuring 3-tab a. And the sheet b is inclined to the axis d (Winkeioc) and that to the left vein right, - depending on the one with the probe on the left or right • half of the dentition measured, should, -. - ;; '■

The measuring slide e is arranged in a sliding manner on the measuring rod. with those used as the measurement type, flush with the face; arranged. · ■ Rabbit f »The Blairtf e-der- g v / er- built into the measuring slide e with feit "the. slide & a full course, on: the, - rod" a and prevents unintentional adjustment of the slide e ",

In a special one. The embodiment (Fig. 4) follows on from this the bow piece b a shaft h an », the one for the bass through the jig i of a handle k is used. '. .

The handling of the probe is as follows: .

The measuring slide-e is pushed up close to the tip of the S. tab a and the probe, as shown in Fig. 3, is inserted into the Zahntaach-e, with the slide e- facing the nose f aa gums-. rand, propping up, slides upwards until the tip of rod a rests in the bottom of the tooth pocket. The probe will. from the tooth surface. drawn and its depth at the division of the measuring rod read. :. . ■ ■ -

Due to the approximately right-angled position of the .. rod a to the handle, c, by the bypassing by means of the bend piece b and the deflection From the handle axis to the left or right, the dentist can do all of them Reach the teeth of the dentition without difficulty and without QUaI for the patient comfortably, and then. Read- ' . ... .

Claims (5)

■ „* - ■> AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT: FOR FINE MECHANICS FORMERLY JETTER & SCHEERER, TUTTLINGEN (SOUTH DUTY) claims 1) Toothed pocket measuring probe "consisting of a measuring stick, a sliding measuring slide and a handle, characterized in that the measuring stick is arranged approximately at right angles to the axis of its handle. 2) - Toothed pocket Mesg probe according to claim 1, characterized in that one end of the "Mess.-3 tab" is connected to the handle by an approximately semicircular curved piece. 3J tooth pocket Hess probe according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the "plane formed by the measuring rod and the curved piece is at an angle to the axis of the handle. 4) '. Toothed pocket measuring probe according to claims 1-3, characterized * that the measuring rod with measuring slide and curved piece is detachably connected to the handle. 5) Toothed pocket measuring probe according to claims 1-4 characterized in that the measuring slide is provided on its one end face with a stop nose (f) running flush with the face. Tuütingen, the Jl ' ^ J ? 54