KR101047188B1 - Point Drill Aids for Implants - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a point drill aid for implants, specifically to accurately and securely implant the implant into the patient's alveolar bone, measuring the distance between the teeth and the bone width of the alveolar bone simply and accurately, and assists in the positioning of the foundation drilling It relates to a point drill aid for an implant, characterized in that.

A handle having a planar shape having a predetermined thickness and a drilling aid and a drilling aid positioned at the center of the track-shaped drill insert and the bush insert to secure the drilling aid, and to facilitate movement and manipulation; It consists of a coupling aid consisting of a drill guide with a jaw on the implant point drill and a guide bush with an opening with a spring and an elliptical track shape, so that the drilling point of the implant point drill can be accurately positioned at the exact center of the tooth gap and alveolar bone width. Point drill aids for implants, characterized in that to help.

According to the present invention, it is possible to simply and accurately position the hole in the point drill for selecting the implant. Therefore, there is an advantage that the convenience of the implant procedure, the surgery time is shortened, and the fatigue of the operator can be reduced.

Implants, Point Drills, Aids, Alveolar Bone

Description

Implant point drill guider for implants

      The present invention relates to a point drill aid for implants, and more particularly, to a point drill aid for implants to more accurately and safely implant the implant into the patient's alveolar bone.

  Implant (implant) is a kind of prosthesis that is used to replace the missing teeth can be performed individually without damaging the connected teeth, has a relatively long life and is one of the most recent medical techniques.

  The selection of the point to be punctured according to the tooth spacing, alveolar bone width and alveolar bone condition during implantation is very important, and it is very important for the operator so that it is not an exaggeration to judge the success and failure of the implant in a broad sense.

  In addition, the setting of the path direction of the point is important along with the setting of the point point because it is an important factor that determines the form of fixture placement.

  Recognizing the importance of point setting in overseas, various types of implants provide point drill guide kits (kit) for precise procedures, but domestically these products and technologies are very limited.

  Therefore, the present invention relates to a point drill aid for an implant that can be accurately selected in the drilling position selection of the point drill prior to implant placement, and can help stabilize the drilling during drilling.

      The most commonly used screw implants include soft tissue surgery to open the gum in the area where the implant is to be inserted, bone removal surgery to remove the cortical bone and reticular bone to form points in the alveolar bone, and to insert the implant after bone removal surgery. After the stabilization period to allow bone adhesion, connect the pedestal of the implant out of the gum so that the tooth can be inserted.When the gum is completely clear and the implant is confirmed to be fixed to the bone, a series of teeth are produced and bonded to the implant. It is performed through the process.

  The number and location of implants to be placed are determined in consideration of the patient's oral condition and X-ray results, but conventionally, the position of implants is determined using an initial point drill, depending on the experience and know-how of the operator. .

  Conventional techniques for selecting an initial point drill position in an implant procedure are as follows. First, it is used to find the exact location of the implant by making a model of the same shape as the patient's teeth before implantation is made of resin (acrylic) and the like is inserted and fixed to the adjacent teeth. It is a method to set the initial drilling point by drilling in the center of the fixed model tooth. Second, as described in Republic of Korea Patent Registration 10-0535444 to make the initial drilling point by making the stent aids determined according to the oral cavity in the patient. In addition, the operation time is shortened to determine the puncture angle, and the operation is easy, thereby reducing the fatigue of the operator. Lastly, as described in Republic of Korea Patent Registration 10-0829244 it describes a drilling aid for sliding implant implants for forming a plurality of points.

  Conventional techniques have often caused excessive perforations or inaccurate positions in the point drill operation, and sometimes caused by complications and re-perforation operations because they were not drilled to a sufficient depth. In addition, it is necessary to manufacture and change the assisting tool in consideration of the oral condition of the patient has a disadvantage in that the time required for the operation changes.

  Implant point drill aids are required to accurately position the drill and maintain the drilling angle during drilling. When the gap is small, the gap between the drill and the auxiliary tool is not appropriate, so the shaking is small, so that accurate drilling is possible, but it is difficult to change the drilling angle. If the gap is large, the drilling angle can be easily changed. An error may occur in determining the puncturing angle.

  In addition, when drilling the alveolar bone, the scale of the drill is checked on the surface of the alveolar bone, so that the perforation area of the bone on the alveolar bone is located deep inside the oral cavity, so that the field of vision is narrow and not accessible, and bleeding generated during surgery If covered, it is not easy to check the scale of the operator.

  Literature Information of the Prior Art

[Document 1] KR 10-0497784, 2005. 6.17., "Stent aid for implants"

[Reference 2] KR 10-0829244, May 6, 2008, "Perforation aid for implant procedures"

[Reference 3] KR 10-0850437, July 30, 2008, "Assistive devices for implant procedures"

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and to provide a point drill assist tool for assisting a simple and accurate positioning in selecting a puncturing position of a point drill for placing an implant. In order to insert the implant in the place where the tooth is lost, the distance between the teeth can be easily measured and the point drill aid for the implant can be accurately and easily measured in the direction of the root and the center of the tooth width.

  In addition, to prevent the shaking of the drill during the drilling work, it is possible to provide a stable drill work, and another technical problem is to provide a point drill aid for the implant that can accurately check whether the drill rotates and the depth of the drilling.

  The point drill aid for implants of the present invention for achieving the object as described above is an aid for guiding the drilling position and direction of the point drill used in selecting and drilling a point for implant placement in the alveolar bone (hereinafter referred to as , Called drilling aids); A point drill is mounted on the drilling aid to assist a stable drilling (hereinafter referred to as a joining aid) and a handle (hereinafter referred to as a handle) that is engaged with the drilling aid to facilitate the use of the drilling aid. Include.

  In the point drilling operation during the implant procedure, find a drilling aid that matches the gap between the tooth and the missing tooth, fix the drilling aid between the tooth and the tooth, and then drill in the center of the alveolar bone width After tightening the assisting tool and the joining tool, drill the point in consideration of the drilling direction.

  The joining aid is firmly fastened with the drilling aid so that the drilling operation does not cause the shaking of the drill, and it is possible to accurately know the progress and the drilling depth of the drill by placing an opening marked with the graduation aid.

  With the configuration as described above, in the point drilling operation for the implant, it is possible to select a simple and accurate drilling position and direction, and stable drilling operation.

Point drill aid for implants of the present invention as described above has the following advantages.

  First, it is possible to easily measure the distance between teeth by using various sizes of drilling aids in order to implant the implant where the teeth are missing, and the width of the alveolar bone is also easily measured. It is possible to precisely and reliably implant the implant by being located at. Therefore, the operation time is shortened, the operation is easy, and the fatigue of the operator as well as the patient can be reduced.

  Second, the induction of the drill by the drilling aids can prevent the shaking of the drill during drilling to pierce the alveolar bone stably and accurately.

  Third, when the joining aid is in contact with the alveolar bone after joining the drilling aid, the drill depth plus the length of the assist tool is added to the top of the assist tool to provide accurate drilling depth even for obstacles such as bleeding during surgery. This can improve the stability of implant surgery.

Embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Figure 1 shows a coupling aid in the point drill aid for implants according to the present invention. As shown in the figure, the coupling aid is composed of a drill guide 120, a spring 110 and the drill guide bush (100).

The drill guide 120 is a circular tube, has a predetermined length under the drill coupling 130, the thickness is thinned step by step in consideration of the shangdong of the drill guide bush 100, the stopper 121 is a drill guide ( Located in the middle of the 120 and serves as the foundation ground of the spring (110).

The drill guide bush 100 is composed of a fastening portion of the drill guide bush 100 is fastened to the body 101 and the drilling aids, the body 101 is a cylindrical shape, the spring 110 is located therein, the drill guide Bush 100 can be moved up and down reciprocating around the drill guide (120) as a central axis.

The fastening portion of the drill guide bush 100 has a bush inlet 106 formed to be tapered by a predetermined length in a conical shape below the body 101 to facilitate insertion of the drill (D) and the bush inlet 106 has both sides. Bush contact surface 105, which is cut to coincide with the inclined surface 102, the inclined surface 102, and the width of the bush insertion portion 201,301,401,501 of the drill aid, and the stepped portion below the bush contact surface 105 (103), the end contact surface 108 is cut to match the width of the drill insertion portion (203, 303, 403, 503) of the drill aid in the lower step. In addition, the bush inlet 106 has an opening 107 formed in a half track shape.

On both sides of the opening 107, the scale of the length value obtained by adding the thickness of the drill aid is shown.

Figure 2 shows a first embodiment of a drilling aid of the point drill aid for implants according to the present invention, Figure 2a shows a plan view of the first embodiment.

As shown in the figure, the drilling aid 200 has a bush inserting portion 201 which is an opening in the center, and has plane bodies 210 and 220 having a predetermined width from the bush inserting portion 201, One side of the body 210, 220 is connected to the connecting portion 206, the connecting portion 206 is connected to the connecting hexagonal surface 207, the connecting shaft 208, and the coupling 603 of the handle 600. Is fastened.

The bush inserting portion 201 is formed as an opening having a predetermined thickness in a track shape in which both sides are formed in a semicircular shape, and has a catching jaw 202 directly under the bush inserting portion 201, and a catching jaw 202 immediately. The drill inserting portion 203 reduced by the width of the locking step 202 in the same shape as the bush inserting portion 201 extends to the lower part of the body with a predetermined thickness.

The body (210, 220) is divided into a planar shape having a predetermined thickness according to the distance from the center line to the side, as shown in Figure 2a, the distance from the center line to the side of the body (210, 220) is 2mm (210) ) And 3 mm (220). Each of these bodies 210, 220 is connected to a tapered inclined surface 205. The bodies 210 and 220 are connected to the handle 600 by being connected to the connecting portion 206, the connecting hexagonal surface 207, and the connecting shaft 208.

3 shows a second embodiment of a drilling aid of the point drill aid for implants according to the invention, and FIG. 3A shows a plan view of the second embodiment.

As shown in the figure, the drilling aid 300 has a bush inserting portion 301 which is an opening at the center, and has plane bodies 310 and 320 having a predetermined width from the bush inserting portion 301. One side of the body 310, 320 is connected to the connecting portion 306, the connecting portion 306 is connected to the connecting hexagonal surface 307, the connecting shaft 308, and the coupling 603 of the handle 600 Is fastened.

The bush inserting portion 301 is formed as an opening having a predetermined thickness in a track shape in which both sides are formed in a semi-circular shape, and there is a catching jaw 302 directly under the bush inserting portion 301, and a catching jaw 302 immediately. The drill insertion portion 303 reduced by the width of the locking jaw 302 in the same shape as the bush insertion portion 301 below has a predetermined thickness and extends to the bottom of the body.

The bodies 310 and 320 are divided in a plane shape having a predetermined thickness according to the distance from the center line to the side surface. In the second embodiment, the distances from the center line to the side surface are 3.5 mm and 310 and 4 mm (320), respectively. . Each of these bodies 310, 320 is connected to a tapered inclined surface 305. The bodies 310 and 320 are connected to the handle 600 by being connected to the connecting portion 306, the connecting hexagonal surface 307, and the connecting shaft 308.

4 shows a third embodiment of a drilling aid of the point drill aid for an implant according to the invention, and FIG. 4A shows a plan view of the third embodiment.

As shown in the figure, the drilling aid 400 has a bush inserting portion 401 which is an opening in the center, and plane bodies 410 and 420 having a predetermined width from the bush inserting portion 401. One side of the body 410, 420 is connected to the connecting portion 406, the connecting portion 406 is connected to the connecting hexagon surface 407, the connecting shaft 408, and the coupling 603 of the handle 600 Is fastened.

The bush inserting portion 401 is formed as an opening having a predetermined thickness in a track shape in which both sides are formed in a semicircular shape, and has a catching jaw 402 directly under the bush inserting portion 401, and a catching jaw 402 immediately. The drill inserting portion 403 reduced by the width of the locking step 402 in the same shape as the bush inserting portion 401 has a predetermined thickness and extends to the lower part of the body.

The bodies 410 and 420 have a planar shape having a predetermined thickness, and are divided according to the distance from the center line to the side surfaces. In the third embodiment, the distances from the center line to the side surfaces are 5 mm and 410 and 6 mm 420, respectively. Each of these bodies 410, 420 is connected to a tapered inclined surface 405. The bodies 410 and 420 are connected to the handle 600 by being connected to the connecting portion 406, the connecting hexagonal surface 407, and the connecting shaft 408.

Figure 5 shows a fourth embodiment of a drilling aid of the point drill aid for implants according to the present invention, Figure 5a shows a plan view of a fourth embodiment.

As shown in the figure, the drilling aid 500 is representative of an embodiment of a point drill when a large number of missing teeth are required for the placement of two or more implants.

There are planar bodies 510 and 520 having a predetermined thickness, and a bush inserting portion 501 which is an opening based on a center line obtained by dividing the widths of the bodies 510 and 520 into three parts. One side of the body 510, 520 connects to the connecting portion 506, and the connecting portion 506 connects to the connecting hexagonal surface 507, the connecting shaft 508, and the coupling 603 of the handle 600. Is fastened.

The bush inserting portion 501 has a track shape in which both sides are formed in a semicircular shape, and has a predetermined thickness and is formed as an opening bent in the middle based on a center line obtained by dividing the bodies 510 and 520 into three parts. There is a locking jaw 502 directly under the bush insertion portion 501, and a drill insertion portion 503 reduced in width by the width of the locking jaw 502 in the same shape as the bush insertion portion 501 directly below the locking jaw 502. ) Has a predetermined thickness and extends to the bottom of the body.

The bodies 510 and 520 are divided in a planar shape having a predetermined thickness according to the distance from the center line to the side surface. In the fourth embodiment, the lengths of the widths divided into three equal parts are divided into three sections. 2 mm (510) and 3 mm (520). Each of these bodies 510, 520 is connected to a tapered inclined surface 505. The bodies 510 and 520 are connected to the handle 600 by being connected to the connecting portion 506, the connecting hexagonal surface 507, and the connecting shaft 508.

In the present invention, a specific embodiment is representatively shown, and includes both of the above structure even when two or more parts of the body length and the number of missing teeth are not presented above.

6 shows a handle 600 of an point drill aid for an implant in accordance with the present invention. The handle 600 is composed of a handle 601, a connecting rod 602 and a coupling 603.

The handle 601 has a cylindrical shape, ergonomically designed to be easy for the operator to use, and leads to the connecting rod 602. The connecting rod 602 has a slightly curved cylindrical structure for the convenience of the implant procedure and is connected to the coupling 603. Coupling 603 is a hollow cylindrical structure, one side has an internal structure of a hexagonal shape, and is coupled with the connecting shaft of the drilling aid.

The coupling 603 and the hexagonal connecting surfaces 207.307.407 and 507 of the drilling aid can be fixed after arbitrarily changing the fastening angle of the drilling aid, thereby enabling point drilling at various angles. In addition, the coupling 603 and the connecting shafts 208, 308, 408, and 508 are fastened by using rubber or a pad which can increase the fastening force.

The handle 600 allows the drilling aid engaged with the handle to be fixed in an advantageous position to work as intended by the operator during the implant point drill operation, and to facilitate various angles and movements. It also enables stable drilling during point drilling.

The operation of the implant point drill assisting tool formed as described above will be described with reference to FIG. 7. FIG. 7 illustrates a fastening relationship between the assisting tool of the point drill assisting tool for implantation, the drilling assisting tool and the handle according to the present invention.

Select the drilling aid that matches the gap between the missing tooth and the tooth and fix the body of the drilling aid between the tooth and the tooth. By the above process, the position for the tooth spacing is selected in the implant point drill operation. After that, the operator selects the drill's pass direction after fastening the drilling aid and the coupling aid at the center of the alveolar bone width.

The stepped portion 103 of the coupling aid is placed on the locking jaw of the drilling aid, and is coupled with the bush contact surface 105 and the bush insertion portion, the end contact surface 108 and the drill insertion portion, thereby making it possible to perform drilling without shaking.

An opening 107 is provided in the drill guide bush 100 of the coupling aid, so that the operation of the drill D and the drilling process can be checked in real time, and the thickness of the drill aid is added to both sides of the opening 107. It shows the scale of the length value and can know the exact depth of drilling of the drill.

The point drill D can be drilled to a depth of up to 6 mm. After the drilling operation, there is a spring 110 in the drill guide bush 100 so that the drill (D) is always restored to its original position, so that accurate drilling operation is possible and reduces the fatigue of the operator.

Figure 8 illustrates the actual point drill operation using the point drill aid for implants according to the present invention.

  1 shows an aid for engagement of a point drill.

  2 shows a first embodiment of a drilling aid.

  2A shows a plan view of a first embodiment of a drilling aid.

  3 shows a second embodiment of a drilling aid.

  3A shows a plan view of a second embodiment of a drilling aid.

  4 shows a third embodiment of a drilling aid.

  4A shows a plan view of a third embodiment of a drilling aid.

  5 shows a fourth embodiment of a drilling aid.

  5A shows a plan view of a fourth embodiment of a drilling aid.

  6 shows a handle.

  Figure 7 shows the coupling state of the coupling aid, drilling aid and the handle.

  8 illustrates an implant point drilling operation state according to the present invention.

D: drill, 100: guide bush, 101: body, 102: inclined surface, 103: stepped portion, 105: bush contact surface, 106: bush inlet, 107: opening, 108: end contact surface, 110: spring, 120: drill guide, 121: Jaw, 130: Drill coupling, 200, 300, 400, 500: Drilling aid, 201,301, 401,501: Bush insert, 202,302,402,502: Hanging jaw, 203,303,403,503: Drill insert, 205,305,405,505: Slope, 206,306,406, 506: Connection, 207,307,407,507 , 208,308,408,508: connecting shaft, 210,310,410,510: body, 600: handle, 601: handle, 602: connecting rod, 603: coupling

Claims (5)

    In the point drill aid for implants used for point drilling work to accurately implant the implant,   A drilling aid having a predetermined thickness and having a track-shaped drill insert and a bush insert at its central portion, the drilling aid comprising a flat body having a predetermined width from the central portion and a connection portion connected to the handle;   A handle 600 which is engaged with the drilling aid and makes the manipulation aid easy to move or move;    A coupling aid consisting of a drill guide 120 having a jaw 121 in the implant drill, a guide bush 100 having a spring 110 and an opening 104 having an elliptical track shape;   Point implant aid for implants, characterized in that it helps to accurately position the puncturing position and direction of the point drill at the center of the tooth spacing and alveolar bone width during implantation   In the drilling aid of claim 1,   Implant point drill aid characterized by a drilling aid having varying widths centered on the centerline of the drilling aid and having the point drill positioned at the very center of the tooth spacing.   In the drilling aid of claim 1,   If there are many missing teeth and the gap between the teeth and the teeth is large, and two or more point drills are needed, the body is divided into equally spaced intervals and drilled with bush inserts, stepped parts and drill inserts in the middle of the body. Implant point drill aids featuring aids   In the method of fastening the drilling aid and the coupling aid of claim 1,   The stepped portion 103 of the coupling aid is placed on the engaging jaw of the drilling aid, and is coupled with the bush contact surface 105 and the bush insertion portion, the end contact surface 108 and the drill insertion portion, thereby making it possible to perform a point drill without shaking. Implant point drill aid   In the joining aid of claim 1,   The opening 107 is provided in the drill guide bush 100 of the coupling aid, so that the operation state of the drill D and the drilling process can be checked in real time. Implant-point drill aids with joining aids that show the scale of the length and provide accurate drilling depth

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