JP4369491B2 - Dental prosthesis maintenance device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a dental prosthesis maintenance device, and in particular, for the purpose of maintaining a removable dental prosthesis, a dental prosthesis for reducing a burden acting on a tooth, which serves as an abutment tooth, and maintaining and stabilizing the dental prosthesis. It is related with a maintenance device.

Conventionally, as a maintenance device for removable dental prostheses (crown bridges and local dentures) using a natural tooth as an abutment tooth, a stud attachment that realizes machine maintenance and a magnetic attachment that realizes magnetic force maintenance (Patent Literature) Various proposals have been made, such as 1) and an apparatus (Patent Document 2) that realizes elasticity maintenance by a rubber spring element. Patent Document 1 discloses a magnetic attachment including a magnetic keeper attached to an abutment tooth or an implant by screwing, and a magnet with a cap that adsorbs the magnetic keeper and a magnetic force. When the magnet with cap is fixed to the denture side, the cap is integrated with the keeper, so that the denture can be coupled at an accurate position. Patent Document 2 discloses a male component that can be locked to a jaw and a female component that is fitted with a male elastic retaining ring and that is fitted to the male component.
See JP-A-9-224959. See JP-A-10-290813.

  However, in the maintenance of the denture, the machine maintenance and magnetic force maintenance cannot expect a slow pressure function between the abutment tooth side and the denture. Not. Also, in the case of maintaining the elasticity shown in Patent Document 2, an elastic holding ring such as rubber is used at a portion for holding the male component, but the elastic holding ring itself is the male component. Since the tip support shape is in close contact with the support surface of the female component, axial movement is suppressed, and only gentle pressure following lateral deformation of the elastic retaining ring is realized. It was. Also, the installation location of the maintenance device was limited to the inside of the crown. The dental prosthesis maintained by such a maintenance device has been a cause of damage to the maintenance device due to occlusal pressure during mastication. Moreover, even if these parts were free from damage, an excessive load was applied to the teeth that became the abutment teeth. Therefore, the object of the present invention is to solve the problems of the conventional techniques described above, and to have all the functions of maintenance, gentle pressure, and structure, which are important elements as a dental prosthesis maintenance device, and particularly at the time of chewing. An object of the present invention is to provide a dental prosthesis maintenance device having a pressure function.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a dental removable prosthesis comprising a male component comprising an anchor pin having a root portion fixedly held therein, and the male component can be inserted into the cylindrical component. The anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body and a female structural element that elastically supports the male component by a coiled elastic body that is wound in advance and wound in a container. is fixed, the tubular container by a resistance force generated at the time of fixing, the anchor pin against the side Yuru圧, a maintaining mechanism for maintaining such vertically slow pressure is achieved, a support section disposed in the tooth root The dental removable prosthesis is held on the tooth root by a support structure constituted by a support receiving part on the removable prosthesis side that can be engaged with the support part. .

  The male component is an anchor pin provided in the root of the tooth, and the female component is preliminarily provided with a displacement accommodated in a cylindrical container embedded in the crown of the removable prosthesis. A coiled elastic body wound and fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body, and the cylindrical container is maintained on the anchor pin by a resistance force generated at the time of fixing, In accordance with the deformation of the coiled elastic body, it is preferable that a lateral gentle pressure and a vertical gentle pressure are applied to the tooth root.

  The male component is an anchor pin standing on a bridge member between the support structures, and the female component is accommodated in a cylindrical container embedded in a crown of the removable prosthesis. Further, the coiled elastic body is wound with a gap provided in advance, and is fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body. It is preferable to maintain the anchor pin so that a lateral gentle pressure and a vertical gentle pressure are exerted on the root according to the deformation of the coiled elastic body.

  The male component is an anchor pin provided in the crown of the removable prosthesis, and the female component is housed in a cylindrical container embedded in the root, and is preliminarily offset. The coiled elastic body is fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body, and the cylindrical container is maintained on the anchor pin by a resistance force generated at the time of fixing, In accordance with the deformation of the coiled elastic body, it is preferable that a lateral gentle pressure and a vertical gentle pressure are applied to the tooth root.

  The male component is an anchor pin provided in a crown of the removable prosthesis, and the female component is accommodated in a cylindrical container embedded in a construction member between the support structures. A coiled elastic body wound in advance with displacement, and is fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body, and the cylindrical container is fixed to the anchor by a resistance force generated at the time of fixing. It is preferable to maintain a pin so that a lateral gentle pressure and a vertical gentle pressure are exerted on the tooth root in accordance with the deformation of the coiled elastic body.

  The coiled elastic body is a coil spring wound with a shape memory metal provided with an initial displacement and housed in the cylindrical container. When the initial displacement is aligned and deformed by insertion and fixing of the anchor pin, Further, it is preferable that the resistance force is applied.

  It is preferable that the support structure includes a pin-shaped protrusion and a recess capable of accommodating the pin-shaped protrusion.

  When low occlusion occurs, a spacer is attached to the male component, the dental removable prosthesis is lifted up by a predetermined amount, and the jaw position is guided to the central position to improve the central occlusal state. It is preferable.

  According to the present invention, since the gentle pressure action can be taken into consideration for the prosthesis during mastication, the mastication action by the prosthesis can be made in a more natural state, and the reduction of the supporting force of the tooth is taken into consideration. Maintenance of the prosthesis, maintenance of the prosthesis with flexibility considering the shape of the prosthesis, the number of abutment teeth, and the position of the abutment tooth, which in turn helps protect the tooth and reduce the burden on the abutment tooth Provide an ideal prosthesis that is physiological and functional, which can improve mastication function and preserve the abutment tooth for a long period of time, and can improve from low occlusion to central occlusion without any discomfort. There is an effect that can be.

Hereinafter, as the best mode for carrying out the dental prosthesis maintenance device of the present invention, the following examples will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a male component 10 installed on the side of the abutment tooth 3 by attachment or the like, a configuration of a female component 20 fixed to the dental prosthesis 2 side, and a female component 20 on the male component 10. It is sectional drawing which showed the state which mounted | wore. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional perspective view showing the inside of the female component 20 by cutting it out in order to explain the inside. As shown in FIG. 1, the male component 10 includes an abutment member 13 in which a root surface plate 11 and a nail 12 having a predetermined height are integrated to use the root 4 as the abutment tooth 3. The anchor pin 14 is erected substantially at the center of the root plate 11 of the abutment 13. The abutment portion 13 is stably held in the root 4 of the abutment tooth 3 by the dowel 12, and the root plate 11 is closely attached to the upper surface of the formed root 4. As a material, platinum metal or dental metal such as palladium is used. The nail 12 of the abutment portion 13 is disposed at a substantially central position of the root face plate 11, is formed in the long axis direction perpendicular to the root face plate 11, and is fitted into the tooth root 4. In this embodiment, the anchor pin 14 has a total length of about 3.5 to 5 mm, a slightly thicker root portion, and is attached to a pocket formed in the root face plate 11. As a material of the anchor pin 14, a cobalt chromium alloy is used in this embodiment.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the female component 20 is configured as a prosthesis maintenance body in which a metal coil spring 23 having a predetermined number of turns is accommodated in a cylindrical container 21 with a lid 22. Openings 25 and 26 through which the anchor pins 14 are inserted are formed in the lid 22 and the bottom surface 24 of the cylindrical container 21. The diameter of the opening 25 in the lid 22 is set slightly larger than the diameter of the opening 26 in the bottom surface 24. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3B, the diameter is set so that it can be slightly tilted with the position of the opening 26 in the bottom surface 24 as a fulcrum. Further, the coil spring 23 housed therein has an initial winding shape as shown in FIG. 2, and the inner diameter is equal to the anchor pin 14, and the winding center of the coil spiral depends on the winding position. Are wound so as to produce a predetermined amount of deviation. When the anchor pin 14 is inserted in a state where the coil spring 23 processed in such a winding shape is accommodated in the cylindrical container 21, the winding shape of the coil spring 23 is elastic as shown in FIG. And are aligned around the anchor pin 14. At this time, since an elastic restoring force is generated in the coil spring 23 so as to return to the initial shape, the anchor pin 14 is pressed almost horizontally from the periphery in each direction, and the cylindrical container in which the coil spring 23 is accommodated. 21 is elastically held by an elastic restraining force of the coil spring 23 to such an extent that it cannot be easily removed from the anchor pin 14. Thus, the coil spring 23 is realized by an elastic restraint force as a resistance of a small amount of stress acting so as to return to the initial state, and stable maintenance of the prosthesis in the horizontal direction and the vertical direction is achieved. The material of the coil spring 23 is preferably a cobalt chrome alloy, a nickel chrome alloy, a stainless steel, or the like, but a stronger and more stable elastic restraint force can be exhibited by using a shape memory alloy obtained by processing a nickel titanium alloy.

  The coil spring 23 in the cylindrical container 21 is an anchor as the male component 10 in order to prevent food residues in the oral cavity from entering the cylindrical container 21 as a maintenance body and calcification of plaque. The space around the spring 23 in the device is alternately filled when the pin 14 is attached / detached and the side gentle pressure function. Therefore, by repeatedly attaching and detaching the maintenance body, it has a self-cleaning function that prevents plaque inside the container 21 and the surface of the anchor pin 14 by rubbing between the springs 23 and prevents calcification.

Here, an operation when the female component 20 elastically held by the anchor pin 14 is incorporated as a maintenance body of the dental prosthesis 2 will be described with reference to each schematic diagram of FIG. 3.
In FIG. 3A, an anchor pin 14 as a part of the male component 10 standing on the root plate 11 and a cylindrical container 21 as a female component 20 that can be attached to the anchor pin 14 are fitted. The jointly supported state is shown. The cylindrical container 21 is firmly fixed to the predetermined position on the bottom surface of the crown 6 as the dental prosthesis 2 with the immediate polymerization resin 5 as a maintenance body that holds the dental prosthesis 2 securely. Yes. At this time, as shown in FIG. 3 (a), around the tip of the anchor pin 14 protruding from the opening 25 of the cylindrical container 21, a pocket-shaped gap 27 following the tip shape is filled. Formed with the immediate polymerization resin 5 as. As will be described later, the gap 27 functions as a clearance for exerting a gentle pressure action in the vertical direction or the lateral direction of the crown 6 as a prosthesis. In order to form the gap 27, a spacer (not shown) is interposed between the root plate 11 on the male component side and the bottom of the cylindrical container 21 (maintenance body) as the female component. In this state, the maintenance body as the female component 2 is placed on the anchor pin 14 so that the crown 6 is inserted through the cylindrical container 21 while the periphery is covered with the immediate polymerization resin 5 before solidification. The void 27 is removed, enlarged and secured by using a round bar after immediate curing of the resin. Further, after the immediate polymerization resin 5 is solidified, a predetermined gap 28 is formed on the bottom side of the cylindrical container 21 by removing a spacer (not shown). The gap 28 serves as a buffer gap corresponding to the sinking of the crown 6 as a prosthesis, and in order to raise the crown 6 in the future, the bottom of the cylindrical container 21 and the root plate 11 are stepwise. It serves as a space for raising when a spacer (not shown) is interposed between the two.

3 (b) to 3 (d) are partial cross-sectional views illustrating a gentle pressure action in the prosthesis maintenance device 1 of the present invention and a support action by the support structure 30 that supports the prosthesis in cooperation with the maintenance device. It is.
FIG. 3A is a cross-sectional view showing the maintenance and support state of the prosthesis. FIG. 3A shows the prosthesis maintenance device and the support structure 30. As the support structure 30 for the prosthesis, an outer crown taper surface corresponding to a taper portion formed on the bottom outer peripheral surface taper 11a of the support structure 30 as an inner crown is formed on the inner periphery of the outer crown. Thereby, stable support of a prosthesis can be aimed at. And the load to the crown 6 as a prosthesis is supported by the low fulcrum 35 formed in the root face plate 11.

  The support structure 30 varies depending on the type (shape) of the target tooth, but as a configuration, the root surface plate 11 formed so as to cover the abutment tooth 3 has a small diameter at a position substantially coincident with the tooth (root) center long axis. The pin support hole 32 is formed, and a support pin 31 protruding from a part of the crown 6 is fitted into the pin support hole 32, and the tip of the support pin 31 abuts against the bottom of the pin support hole 32. Thus, the entire crown 6 is supported as a low fulcrum. Therefore, the maintenance device 1 bears the functional maintenance of the crown 6 as a prosthesis, and the support structure 30 bears load support such as the occlusal pressure of the entire crown 6. In order to smoothly support the crown 6 with the support structure 30, the lower end of the support pin 31 and the bottom of the pin support hole 32 are rounded.

  FIG.3 (b) is the schematic cross section which showed the slow pressure action state to the side pressure which acts on the crown 6 as a prosthesis. When a lateral force is applied to the crown 6 at the time of occlusion or chewing, the cylindrical container 21 inserted and held in the anchor pin 14 uses the position of the opening 26 on the lower surface as a fulcrum and supports the upper opening 25 and the anchor pin 14. Can be slightly inclined by the gap between the two. Thereby, the force from the side can be released, and the pressure applied to the crown 6 can be reduced (slow pressure). At this time, the coil spring 23 resists the lateral pressure, but it can be restored to the initial state again by the amount of elastic deformation.

  FIGS. 3 (c) and 3 (d) show that the female component 20 can also be relaxed in the vertical direction by shifting with a slight stroke in the longitudinal direction with respect to the anchor pin 14 of the male component 10. FIG. It is a schematic diagram. As shown in FIG. 3C, a predetermined gap 28 is provided between the cylindrical container 21 and the root plate 11 in the initial mounting state. Also, the concave gap 27 as described above is formed above the anchor pin 14. Therefore, when a hard object is inadvertently bitten, the entire crown 6 can slide slightly downward along the anchor pin 14. This allows a gentle gentle pressure in the vertical direction. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 3 (d), even if the sticky food such as gum is chewed and attached to the crown 6, the crown 6 is likely to be lifted upward. Since 23 is inserted into the anchor pin 14 with a sufficient elastic tightening force, it becomes a pull-out resistance, and it is possible to reliably prevent the crown 6 from coming off.

Hereinafter, with reference to FIGS. 4-7, the structure of the support structure 30 which supports the prosthesis in the dental prosthesis 2 which consists of various shapes, and the prosthesis maintenance apparatus 1 is demonstrated with reference to each figure.
FIG. 4 shows, as an example, the abutment tooth 3 and the crown 6 (prosthesis) before mounting the crown 6 showing the configuration in which the prosthesis maintenance device 1 of the present invention is mounted on the molar tooth. It is a sectional view showing a perspective view (Drawing 4 (a)) and the state which showed typically the section structure at the time of wearing of crown 6 (Drawing 4 (b)).

  In FIG. 4A, the prosthesis maintenance device 1 of the present invention and the support pin 31 of the support structure 30 are provided in the crown 6. The dental crown 6 is mainly made of known dental metal, ceramics or hard resin. The coated metal 8 supports the crown material as a load bearing part, and the coated metal is filled with the immediate polymerization resin 5. At that time, as the covering metal, a metal bond metal and a known dental metal are used, and the above-described support pins 31 protrude from positions corresponding to the two tooth roots 4 shown in the figure. Further, the cylindrical container 21 of the prosthesis maintenance device 1 is immediately polymerized with the gap 28 provided on the bottom surface as shown in FIGS. 3 (a) and 4 (b) so as to be located on the mesial side. It is embedded in the resin 5.

  At this time, the root face plate 11 of the abutment tooth 3 is formed in a stepped shape having a lower mesial side near the center position in the dentition direction, and the maxillary molar is pinned at the intermediate position between the upper stage 11A and the lower stage 11B on the lingual side. A support hole 32 is formed, and an anchor pin 14 is erected at a substantially central position of the root plate 11 on the lower stage side. As shown in FIG. 4 (b), a predetermined nail 12 is formed below the anchor pin 14 in the composite forming portion of the root face plate 11 and the nail 12 so that the load is surely applied when the prosthesis is maintained. Support is fulfilled.

  FIG. 4B shows a state where the prosthesis shown in FIG. 4A is fixed by the root face plate 11 of the tooth root 4, the support structure 30 and the prosthesis maintenance device 1. As shown in the figure, the dental prosthesis 2 is supported by the outer peripheral surface taper 11a of the root plate 11 of the abutment tooth 3 and the support pin 31, and is mounted on the crown 6 side. The anchor pin 14 on the abutment tooth 3 side is accommodated in the cylindrical container 21, and the crown 6 is integrally supported by the abutment tooth 3. At this time, as described above, the dental crown 6 can hold the prosthesis having a gentle pressure action that reduces the occlusal pressure by the action of the male component 10 of the female component 20 of the prosthesis maintenance device 1.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a crown 6 showing a configuration in which the prosthesis maintenance device 1 of the present invention is attached to a dental crown and an abutment tooth 3 before the dental crown 6 is attached as another embodiment. It is sectional drawing which showed the state (FIG.5 (b)) which showed the state which showed typically the sectional structure at the time of mounting | wearing of the crown 6 (FIG.5 (a)).
In FIG. 5 (a), the prosthesis maintenance device 1 of the present invention and the support pin of the support structure 30 having the same configuration as the molar tooth shown in FIG. 31 is provided. The crown 6 is made of ceramics, hard resin or dental metal. The coated metal 8 is used as a load bearing part, and a known metal supports the crown material, and the inside of the coated metal 8 is filled with the immediate polymerization resin 5. A tongue-side receiving groove 8a is formed at the lower end of the tongue side surface of the coated metal 8, and a support pin 31 protrudes in the vicinity thereof. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5A, the root plate 11 of the abutment tooth 3 has a tongue-side support wall 11b accommodated in the tongue-side receiving groove 8a at a position corresponding to the upper end portion. However, in the vicinity of the tongue-side support wall 11b, a pin support hole 32 that functions as the lower support point 35 together with the tongue-side support wall 11b is formed. Further, the anchor pin 14 is erected with the lower end of the anchor pin 14 attached to the root plate 11 so as to be positioned near the center of the abutment tooth 3. On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 (a) and 5 (b), the cylindrical container 21 of the prosthesis maintenance device 1 in which the anchor pin 14 is accommodated is provided in the immediate polymerization resin 5 with the gap 28 provided on the bottom surface. It is buried in.

  FIG. 5B shows a state in which the prosthesis 2 (crown 6) shown in FIG. 5A is formed on the root plate 11 of the abutment tooth 3 by the support structure 30 and the prosthesis maintenance device 1. ing. As shown in the figure, the prosthesis 2 (crown 6) is supported by the outer peripheral surface taper 11a of the root plate 11 of the abutment tooth 3 and the lower fulcrum 35 including the support pins 31, and on the crown 6 side. The anchor pin 14 on the side of the abutment tooth 3 is accommodated in the cylindrical container 21 of the fixed prosthesis maintenance device 1, and the crown 6 is integrally supported by the abutment tooth 3. At this time, as described above, the dental crown 6 relieves the occlusal pressure by the engaging action of the cylindrical container 21 as the female component 20 of the prosthesis maintenance device 1 and the anchor pin 14 as the male component 10. It is possible to hold a prosthesis having a gentle pressure action.

Next, as another embodiment, a configuration in which a support device 30 and a non-crown prosthesis maintenance device 1 incorporated in a plurality of crown bridges are combined will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a part of the abutment tooth 3 and the dental prosthesis 2 before mounting the prosthesis, showing an embodiment of the dental prosthesis 2 in which six dental crowns 41 are arranged on the denture base 40. It is.
In FIG. 6 (a), the six crowns 41 are integrated by connection, and the crowns 41a and 41b at both ends are shaped so as to be in close contact with the gingiva 42 in a predetermined range of the lower jaw. A denture base 40 is attached by screws 43. Further, among the crown bridges 41 arranged on the denture base 40, the immediate polymerization resin 5 of the premolar 41d and the crown 6 of the molar 41c at the position where one is opened has a cylindrical shape as the female component 20. A vessel 21 is attached. And the support pin 31 of the support structure 30 as a low fulcrum is formed in the lower surface of the prosthesis 2 in the adjacent crown 41e, 41f. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 2A, two roots 4 and 4 remain on the side of the lower gingiva 42 where the denture base 40 is in close contact, and the gap between the two roots 4 and 4 remains. A metal bar 45 is bridged so as to be connected. Pin support holes 32 of the support structure 30 are formed at two locations on the tooth root 4 to which the metal bar 45 is connected, and the two anchor pins 14 and 14 are erected on the metal bar 45 connected to the support structure. ing. In the present embodiment, a known dental metal is used for the pin support hole 32, a cobalt chromium alloy is used for the metal bar 45, and the anchor pin 14 of the cobalt chromium alloy is attached to the metal bar 45 by adhesion or the like. It is fixed at a predetermined position and height.

  The denture base 40 to which the crown bridge 41 having such a structure is fixed can be reliably mounted at a predetermined position on the lower gingival 42 using the anchor pin 14 and the pin support hole 32 as a guide. At this time, the crown bridge 2 arranged on the denture base 40 is supported by the lower fulcrum 35 including the two support pins 31 and 31, and the crown 6 (Pon of the six crown bridges 41). The anchor pin 14 erected on the metal bar 45 is inserted into the cylindrical container 21 of the prosthesis maintenance device 1 mounted in the tick), and the denture base 40 is integrally supported by the abutment tooth 3. . At this time, as described above, the six crown bridges 41 arranged on the denture base 40 are stably held at the lower fulcrum 35 and are used as female components of the two prosthesis maintenance devices 1. The cylindrical container 21 and the two anchor pins 14 as the male component 10 can be mounted so as to have a gentle pressure action to relieve the occlusal pressure.

  In addition, the metal bar 45 in which the pin support hole 32 and the anchor pin 14 which are attached to the root 4 serving as the abutment tooth are arranged has the pin support hole 32 and the metal bar 45 as shown in FIG. It is also possible to make an integrally molded casting. Even in that case, it is preferable that the anchor pin 14 is mounted on the metal bar 45 with the above-described material having a predetermined position and height.

  FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing an example in which the prosthesis maintenance device 1 is installed in a tooth as another embodiment. For example, when the crown 6 is small like a mandibular front tooth and the crown length is short, it may be difficult to mount the cylindrical container 21 of the prosthesis maintenance device 1 in the crown 6. In that case, as shown in FIG. 7, it is preferable to fix the cylindrical container 21 that is held by the resin 8 in the root surface support structure 30 that is attached to the tooth and that houses the coil spring 23 therein. . In this case, as shown in the figure, the cylindrical container 21 is embedded along substantially the central axis of the tooth root 4. On the other hand, the crown 6 has an anchor pin 14 attached in a cast body 9 having ceramics or the like integrally formed on the surface thereof. In this embodiment, since the prosthesis maintenance device 1 and the support structure 30 have a structure having the respective functions, for example, the tip of the anchor pin 14 is rounded and supported when inserted into the cylindrical container 21. Also functions as a pin.

  8 is a perspective view showing an example in which the prosthesis maintenance device 1 is installed outside a tooth. In this embodiment, the anchor pin 14 of the prosthesis maintenance device 1 is attached to the crown 41 of two molars integrated on the denture base 40 as a prosthesis, and the outer surface of the crown 41 of the denture 40 The support pin 31 of the pin-like support structure 30 is provided in a protruding manner. On the other hand, in order to support the denture 41 as the prosthesis and to construct the prosthesis maintenance device 1, as shown in FIG. A pin support hole 32 is formed on the side surface of the crown 6, and a metal bar 45 is installed as an installation member. When the denture base 40 is attached to the illustrated tooth defect portion, the metal bar 45 can be held by the coil spring 23 in the cylindrical container 21 by inserting the anchor pin 14 protruding from the lower surface in each crown. The cylindrical container 21 as the prosthesis maintenance device 1 is attached in a state where the position is maintained. Because of this structure, as shown in FIG. 8B, when the denture base 40 is mounted, the denture base 41 is in close contact with the gum 42 and the support pins 31 on both sides are respectively attached to the crown 41. It is supported outside by the pin support holes 32 of the abutment teeth 3 and 3. At that time, the anchor pin 14 of the dental crown 41 is inserted into the cylindrical container 21 arranged at a predetermined position of the metal bar 45, and each dental crown 41 is loosened by elastic support by the coil spring 23 in the cylindrical container 21. The pressure can be maintained. When the space between the abutment teeth is wide, a sufficient space 46 is secured between the anchor pin 14 and the cylindrical container 21 to reduce the load on the abutment teeth (FIG. 8C). The crown 41 shown in (a) can be applied to the case where the denture base 40 is not used as long as it is integrated.

  FIG. 9A is an explanatory diagram showing a method for raising the entire prosthesis using the prosthesis maintenance device 1. For example, in order to improve the lower occlusion due to wear due to aging, it is possible to utilize the function of the maintenance device composed of a male component and a female component. As shown by the phantom line in FIG. 9A, when the entire crown 41 formed integrally is in a low-level occlusion, the thickness serving as a reference for raising the reference abutment teeth 3 and 3 An appropriate number of ring-shaped thin resin spacers 48 are stacked and interposed between the anchor pin 14 and the cylindrical container 21 so that the surface of the denture base 40 and the gingiva 42 and the male structure of other abutment teeth. The gap formed between the element 10 and the female functional device 20 is filled with a synthetic resin 49 or the like, the spacer 48 as a reference is removed after the resin is cured, and the gap is also filled. By repeating the same procedure up to the target height, the entire prosthesis can be lifted with almost no discomfort to the patient. When there is a possibility that the maintenance force may be reduced by this elevation, the cylindrical container 21 is temporarily removed, reset to the anchor pin 14, and the positional relationship of the maintenance device 1 is corrected again to position the cylindrical container 21. Can be done. In addition, it is desirable to perform this lifting operation using a temporary prosthesis.

The maintenance device utilizing the characteristics of the dental prosthesis maintenance device 1 described above, various uses of the support structure, and effects thereof will be described below.
[Utilization of maintenance equipment and support structure based on installation standards]
In the case where the maintenance device and the support structure for each dental prosthesis described above are used, in addition to the function as a conventional dental prosthesis, the following utilization method is expected.
(1) Utilization considering gentle pressure action on the prosthesis during occlusion
(2) Utilization considering reduction of tooth support
(3) Utilization with flexibility enabling consideration of the number of abutment teeth and the position of the abutment tooth
(4) Utilization in consideration of installation and arrangement of maintenance devices and support structures

[Effects of utilizing maintenance equipment and support structure based on installation standards]
According to the present invention, the following effects can be obtained by utilizing the present invention as described above.
(1) The dental prosthesis is a removable prosthesis, and the occlusal pressure received by the abutment tooth by the slow pressure function can be supported and dispersed at multiple fulcrum points from the direct sharing of the individual teeth.
(2) Utilizing the cushioning gap and free setting function of the vertical slow pressure device, it becomes possible to raise the abutment tooth, extracoronal device, and occlusal lift with reduced support.
(3) The function as a lateral gentle pressure device has a gentle pressure function similar to the movement of natural teeth, and can relieve the lateral pressure acting on the crown. This effect can be applied to the superstructure of the implant, or to a fixing device or the like in the case where absorption of the tissue supporting the tooth becomes significant due to alveolar pus leakage.
(4) The fulcrum of the maintenance device and the support structure is a low fulcrum, and when the maintenance device is formed at the center of the flat cross section of each tooth, the fulcrum is formed near the lingual side near the distal side of the tooth and the functional cusp. It is possible to stabilize the support of the prosthesis while reducing the load on the abutment tooth. In addition, in the molar, a low fulcrum is secured in the center of the tooth, and it is possible to make a structure that can reduce the burden on the abutment tooth by the side gentle pressure that synchronizes with the non-functional side and the subsidence due to the occlusal pressure of the defect .
(5) Due to the lack of multiple teeth, it is possible to secure the maintenance as an extracoronal maintenance by using a metal bar between distant abutment teeth to connect and maintain each crown. A low-level fulcrum can be secured in the center of the tooth for the abutment tooth to provide a support structure. At that time, it is preferable that the maintenance device appropriately sets the number and position in consideration of the balance of the entire prosthesis.

  As described above, by using the prosthesis maintenance device and the support structure of the present invention for a prosthesis (a crown bridge local denture), a gentle pressure effect on the abutment tooth can be achieved. Thereby, long-term preservation of teeth as an abutment tooth and improvement of the masticatory function can be achieved, which can lead to the enhancement of the masticatory force.

  As described above, a prosthesis using an abutment tooth with a poor bone graft, which is said to be a difficult case and has a remarkable decrease in support force, can be achieved by using a removable bridge. Furthermore, it can respond quickly to changes in the oral cavity, abutment tooth pain, agitation, and loss after the prosthesis is mounted, and partial repair is also possible.

  In addition, as a means of shifting to the mucosal burden, denture base attachment to the crown bridge can be easily handled by prior design, and denture base adjustment and floor replacement can be easily performed. In addition, from the viewpoint of ensuring the maintenance of dentures, the floor is reduced in size to accommodate occlusal pressure, and it is predicted that it will become an abutment tooth. The maintenance can be easily ensured by the improvement operation.

  Furthermore, the gentle pressure function of the maintenance device makes it possible to provide a durable prosthesis that is functional and aesthetic by softening the physiological influence at the time of occlusion, with little discomfort due to wearing. .

  By the way, there is an idea that oral diseases are related to systemic diseases. Therefore, it is said that systemic diseases can be improved by curing oral diseases. However, for example, to improve low bite due to wear, it is necessary to raise the bite, but there is also a sense of incongruity due to elevation. Therefore, there have been many negative positions for improving the occlusal diameter, and sufficient results have not been obtained. However, as described above, by performing the adjustment method of interposing a spacer on the anchor pin, it becomes possible to apply the rebase method to the conventional occlusal surface improvement method, thereby raising the elevation without causing a sense of incongruity. It becomes possible. The ability to lift easily makes it possible to guide the chin position change, which was a problem, to the central position, thereby restoring stable central position occlusion and making the masticatory muscles active. .

  As an effect of this improvement, repeated stimulation of the masticatory muscles during occlusion of the central position is expected to promote cerebral physiological activity. As a result, the ability to think, concentrate, judge, motor nerve activity, etc., which had been reduced due to improper occlusion, can be recovered and promoted. Physically, muscle strength, instantaneous power, and sustainability can also be strengthened. It can also be expected that improvement of oral diseases will contribute to the activation of the mind and body.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the structure of each Example mentioned above, The material of each member of a maintenance apparatus, the material and form of an anchor pin, and a processing method can be changed suitably, and restrains an anchor pin especially. The spring as the elastic body is not limited to the coil spring, and various synthetic rubber products, synthetic resin materials, and the like can be used instead.

Sectional drawing which showed the mounting state of the male component by the side of an abutment tooth, and the female component of a dental prosthesis. The cross-sectional perspective view which notched and showed the inside of a female component. Explanatory drawing which showed typically about the slow pressure effect | action as a maintenance body of the female component supported by the anchor pin. The perspective view and sectional drawing which showed the structure which mounted | wore the molar with the prosthesis maintenance apparatus. The perspective view and sectional drawing which showed the structure which mounted | wore the incisor with the prosthesis maintenance apparatus. The perspective view which showed the structure which mounted | wore the prosthesis maintenance apparatus with the crown bridge hold | maintained at the denture base. The perspective view which showed the structure which mounted | wore the prosthesis maintenance apparatus in teeth, such as a mandibular front tooth. In the crown bridge hold | maintained at the denture base, the perspective view which showed the structure which mounted | wore the tooth | gear with the prosthesis maintenance apparatus. The perspective view which showed the Example which used the prosthesis maintenance apparatus in order to perform the whole elevation of the crown bridge hold | maintained at the denture base.

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1 Dental prosthesis maintenance device 3 Abutment tooth (tooth)
4 Dental root 10 Male component 11 Root face plate 14 Anchor pin 20 Female component 21 Cylindrical container 23 Coil spring 27 Clearance space 28 Soft air gap 30 Support structure 31 Support pin 32 Pin support hole 35 Lower fulcrum 40 Denture base 41 Dental crown 48 spacer

Claims (8)

A dental removable prosthesis, a male component composed of an anchor pin with a fixed root portion , and a male component that can be inserted therein and housed in a cylindrical container are preliminarily offset. The anchor pin is clamped to the coiled elastic body by the female structural element that elastically supports the male component by the coiled elastic body that is wound and the resistance force generated at the time of fixing fixes the anchor pin. a cylindrical container, the anchor pin against the side Yuru圧, vertical slow and maintaining mechanism for maintaining such pressure is achieved, a support section disposed in the tooth root, the support portion engageable with Ka撤A dental prosthesis maintenance device characterized in that the dental removable prosthesis is held on the root with a support structure constituted by a support receiving portion on the side of the prosthetic prosthesis.   The male component is an anchor pin provided in the root of the tooth, and the female component is preliminarily provided with a displacement accommodated in a cylindrical container embedded in the crown of the removable prosthesis. A coiled elastic body wound and fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body, and the cylindrical container is maintained on the anchor pin by a resistance force generated at the time of fixing, The dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1, wherein a lateral gentle pressure and a vertical gentle pressure are exerted on the root according to deformation of the coiled elastic body.   The male component is an anchor pin standing on a bridge member between the support structures, and the female component is accommodated in a cylindrical container embedded in a crown of the removable prosthesis. Further, the coiled elastic body is wound with a gap provided in advance, and is fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body. The dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1, wherein the dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1, wherein the dental prosthesis is maintained by an anchor pin, and lateral gentle pressure and vertical gentle pressure are exerted on the tooth root according to deformation of the coiled elastic body.   The male component is an anchor pin provided in the crown of the removable prosthesis, and the female component is housed in a cylindrical container embedded in the root, and is preliminarily offset. The coiled elastic body is fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body, and the cylindrical container is maintained on the anchor pin by a resistance force generated at the time of fixing, The dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1, wherein a lateral gentle pressure and a vertical gentle pressure are exerted on the root according to the deformation of the coiled elastic body.   The male component is an anchor pin provided in a crown of the removable prosthesis, and the female component is accommodated in a cylindrical container embedded in a construction member between the support structures. A coiled elastic body wound in advance with displacement, and is fixed so that the anchor pin is sandwiched between the coiled elastic body, and the cylindrical container is fixed to the anchor by a resistance force generated at the time of fixing. The dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1, wherein the dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1, wherein the dental prosthesis maintenance device is maintained at a pin and is subjected to lateral gentle pressure and vertical gentle pressure with respect to the tooth root according to deformation of the coiled elastic body.   The coiled elastic body is a coil spring wound with a shape memory metal provided with an initial displacement and housed in the cylindrical container. When the initial displacement is aligned and deformed by insertion and fixing of the anchor pin, The dental prosthesis maintenance device according to any one of claims 2 to 5, wherein the resistance is applied to the dental prosthesis.   The dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1, wherein the support structure includes a pin-shaped protrusion and a recess capable of accommodating the pin-shaped protrusion.   When low occlusion occurs, a spacer is attached to the male component, the dental removable prosthesis is lifted up by a predetermined amount, and the jaw position is guided to the central position to improve the central occlusal state. The dental prosthesis maintenance device according to claim 1.

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