WO2013157756A1 - 치아 임플란트 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a dental implant fixture, a dental implant fixture having a vertical self-drilling function capable of a vertical penetrating function is excellent in the initial fixing force and a large number of components related to it can be immediately loaded.
- the implant may be misplaced. To improve this, the drilling is performed again. In this case, the fracture may be severe and the implant may fail.
- existing cylindrical implants do not have vertical drilling at all, or are advertised, but were unable to perform nearly vertical drilling. The reason for this is that because the shape of their tip is flat or convex and the cutting edge is far from the center of the core, the core portion of the alveolar bone facing the core could not be deleted. Implants that do not have a conventional drilling at the tip are not easy to move forward when they are pressed and rotated to change the orientation of the implant and to place it deeper or to increase the holding force.
- the implant If the implant is randomly rotated while not moving forward, the bone will be shaved where the cutting blade is located and the implant will be loose. On the other hand, even if a small advance occurs, excessive pressure is applied to the upper threaded portion of the implant without the cutting edge. Also, when the implant is forcibly pushed by the upper screw due to rotation by removing the alveolar bone due to such excessive pressure, when the implant is deeply inserted, the bone plate is not inserted at the tip, but the insertion of the implant Pushing in will result in the destruction of the goal. Therefore, the dead cavity formed by filling the bone bone (Vone) in the valley portion (Valley) is formed.
- FIG. 1A shows an implant tooth of a previously filed application No. 10-2009-7024276, "Tooth Implant.”
- Tooth Implant attempts were made to improve the condensing effect at portions where the thickness of the implant 20 was increased from the distal end 24 to the adjacent end 22, but two spiral grooves 48 were formed and Since the length is only up to the interruption in the longitudinal direction of the implant, there is no effect of drilling and cutting. Of course, this was an effort to improve the condensing effect, but in the actual placement process, excessive pressure is applied to the bones to cause excessive force.
- this implant is characterized by the flat shelf shape of the tip, so the vertical vertical drilling function is remarkably weak, so that virtually no vertical penetration is possible. The invention does not solve any of the problems.
- the function of immediate load can be divided into aesthetic function and actual writing function. In the anterior part, it is aesthetic function, and in the posterior part, it is mainly a writing function for meal. Immediate loading is more necessary for the aesthetics of the implant holder.
- most of the implants in the form of the delayed load method after the delayed implantation as the basic technique. It was not intentionally designed for delayed loads, but it was not possible to load it immediately because the existing design was not possible or disadvantageous. As a result, various problems occur. In the process of delayed placement and delayed load, it is difficult to use the Mastication Function after the implant procedure, and the facial aesthetics of the operator are so bad that it is difficult to face others. The way to avoid this is to follow the procedure of immediate placement and immediate loading, which is impossible in human bone physiology and in the form of existing implants.
- Laminar bone is a natural state of bone that functions as usual in the physiological state.
- Regenerated bone (Woven Bone) is a phenomenon caused by fatigue fracture or hormonal changes due to trauma or long-term use. For example, in postmenopausal women, when the bones become weak when there is a decrease in estrogens, fractures may occur, or bone mass may decrease due to significant absorption of bones, or bone properties may become loose.
- the bone turns into a regenerated bone.
- the regenerated bone is weaker than the lamellar bone and has a pathological absorption, or is very vulnerable in the process of regeneration, and when additional stimulus is applied by immediate load, the bone is not regenerated, it is more destroyed, or fibrous degeneration. It does not become (hard tissue), but changes in flesh (fibrous tissue) (soft tissue). The reason is that stem cells or mesenchymal cells become bone or differentiate into cartilage, fibrous tissue, muscle, adipocytes, ligaments, plastic connective tissue, and granulation tissue, depending on the environment and situation. It is divided into various organizations according to appropriate environment or inappropriate environment.
- the implant in the process of placing a dental implant, if the implant is placed to maintain the lamellar bone as much as possible without changing the bone into a regenerated bone, or if the implant of such a structure is implanted, it can be immediately placed and immediately loaded. to be. Ideal and most preferred form.
- the bone in contact with the implant and the implant must be firmly in contact with the bone and the condition of the bone must be lamellar.
- a large number of horizontal lamellar bone must be secured.
- the implant of the existing shape based on the existing drilling technology is structurally wound by drilling for placing the implant and the lamellar bone is changed into regenerated bone. Lamellar bones are destroyed and the bones that are changed into regenerated bones are replaced with lamellar bones so that the lamellar bones wrap around the implant.
- a disc type implant as shown in FIG. 1B may also be referred to.
- conventionally known contents include EP 1457165 B1, DE 203 04 367 U1, EP 0214962 B1, and the like.
- Figure 1b shows the shape of a conventionally known implant through Figs. 8 and 9.
- a procedure of a method in which an implant is immediately loaded by a method similar to or similar to a conventionally known implant is shown.
- the lamellar bone is destroyed upon placement through its physical structure.
- the destroyed lamellar bone becomes a regenerated bone and is healed again to become a lamellar bone, and it is difficult for the artificial teeth to be joined because the cuckoo is soft and the implant is not fixed to the bone.
- bone regeneration is required to fix the bone in the bone, so the technique used in the past implant placement could only be delayed.
- the conventional disc-shaped implants also have the problems described above.
- delayed load has a structure in which the prosthesis connecting the teeth is fastened because it is buried for a long time and the load should not be applied.
- the problem is that the life span of the implants due to odor and bacterial infection due to the growth of microorganisms due to the gap of the connection site.
- the weakly implanted implant may be damaged by the rotational force (torque) applied when the connection screw is fastened or dismantled.
- the present invention is to provide a dental implant for implanting the correction tooth in the alveolar bone of the dental medical device.
- multi-directional cutting edges multi-cutting edge systems
- the automatic reverse cutting function and the increase of the diameter and thickness of the screw and the increase of the core's incremental, repetitive and repetitive diameter structure, is suitable for bone.
- Self Condensing Bone for Stability Stress Condensing Bone for Stability
- This is made possible through the Self Pressure Adjusting System, and the Auto-Autologous Bone Filling Function, which fills the dead space by reusing the Autologous Human Bone Chip, which occurs when bone is removed.
- the Self Condensing Bone for Stability Stress Condensing Bone for Stability
- the Auto-Autologous Bone Filling Function which fills the dead space by reusing the Autologous Human Bone Chip, which occurs when bone is removed.
- it is an implant of a structure that secures the maximum lamellar bone in the horizontal direction by increasing the distance of the thread and deepening the screw, and does almost no damage.
- the side cutting function and the self-vertical drilling function by the multi-cutting edge system (Multi Cutting Edge System), which is a unique feature of the present invention enable the change of orientation when placing the implant (Self Insertion Path) Changing Function.
- the external force can be transmitted to the bone only by the vertical compression (Compression) that the bone can withstand most. That is, according to the screw type of the implant, tensile force or shear force may occur at an angle causing bone fracture, and the present invention allows the insertion pressure to be transmitted as a vertical force even during implantation and functions after implantation.
- the force transmitted to the bone by the implant was transferred to the vertical force to prevent the bone from being weakened and destroyed by shear or lateral forces other than the vertical force. This is possible due to the automatic force direction changing function, which converts shear and lateral forces into vertical forces.
- the innovative ability as described above allows immediate fixation, immediate load, and good fixation in bad bones after extraction, and excellent correction ability to increase initial fixation force and accessibility and correct procedure errors.
- the height is to provide a dental implant with minimal drilling work.
- the present invention forms a tip for inducing drilling while cutting in the horizontal direction at the bottom of the implant
- the body of the top is made of a drilling, support, seating portion but the core of the implant between the bone of the alveolar bone drilled by the tip
- the screw and the screw line is firmly sandwiched to achieve a close coupling, and the thickness of the lateral side of the drilling portion, the supporting portion and the seating portion is gradually thickened to provide a dental implant that can be combined without straining the alveolar bone.
- Dental implant in the implant, forming a screw around the outer circumference in the tapered shape of the upper and lower strait; Tip portion 10 for cutting the alveolar bone 1 is formed in the form of the bottom center is removed to directly drill the alveolar bone 1 of the tooth from the lower end; A body part 50 formed integrally with the upper end of the tip part 10 and comprising a screw line 52 which protrudes in a screw form on an outer circumferential surface of the central core 51; And a tooth connection part 60 positioned at an upper end of the seating part 40 extending from the body part 50.
- the tooth connection 60 is formed of a two-body implant A which forms spaces 85 and 86 to which a prosthetic tooth concave from top to bottom can be fastened, or a tooth connection 60.
- the one-body implant (B) is formed to form a tooth connection portion 85A straight to the top of the): In the tooth connection portion 60 of the one-body implant (B) and the two-body implant (A), The outer peripheral surface of the cylinder is turned to form a sealing line 61 protruding.
- the screw line 52 formed in the body portion 50 protrudes from the outer peripheral surface of the central core 51 to rotate in a spiral, but a single line protruding one spiral screw line 52 Or a multi-line type which protrudes from the outer circumferential surface of the central core 51 and rotates in a spiral manner, and protrudes a plurality of spiral screw lines 52.
- the core 51 of the one-body implant B is a one-body type.
- Line 52 is formed.
- the body portion 50 is formed of a screw line 52 and the bone 53, the side surface 55 of the screw line 52 is a drilling portion 20, the support portion 30, The thickness increases toward the seating part 40: the side surface 55 of the screw line 52 is the side surface 55 of the screw line 52 in the drilling part 20, the support part 30, and the seating part 40, respectively.
- the thickness is increased from the bottom to the top: the body portion 50 is formed of a screw line 52 and the valleys 53, the cross section of the screw line 52 is the upper tapered surface 56 and the lower tapered surface
- the side surface 55 is formed at 57, and the angle of the upper tapered surface 56 is larger than the angle of the lower tapered surface 57 with respect to the horizontal line.
- the core 51 forming the body portion 50 according to the dental implant has a smaller diameter of the lower core 51-2 than the upper core 51-1 in forming the respective bones 53. It is formed to be tapered into the upper and lower straits: the core 51 simulates the upper and lower two cores 51 divided by the screw lines 52 on the basis of the vertical direction; The upper core 51 is formed such that the first upper core 51-1 and the first lower core 51-2 are tapered through respective diameters L1 and L2, and the lower core 51 is also formed.
- the second upper core 51-1 and the second lower core 51-2 are formed to be tapered through respective diameters L3 and L4;
- the diameter is increased in the order of L4 ⁇ L2 ⁇ L3 ⁇ L1:
- guide grooves 70 spiraling in the vertical direction and climbing on the outer circumferential surface are formed in a selected row of one to four rows.
- the cutter portion 71 is formed by cutting the screw line 52.
- the cutter portion 71 is downward.
- the screw line 52 formed on the left side of the guide groove 70 forms a corresponding cutter portion 72 which rises and cuts to the left side. .
- the cutter portion 71 or the corresponding cutter portion 72 according to the present invention dental implant is formed in the drilling portion 20 and the support portion 30: the cutter portion 71 or the corresponding cutter portion 72 is It is formed in one row or two rows of the multi-row guide groove (90):
- the tip portion 10 is manufactured in the form of a propeller that removes the core portion below the first screw line for the horizontal cutting of the alveolar bone (1).
- the lower center core 51 of the tip portion 10 forms a concave groove 13 of various shapes for further removal: the bottom surface of the tip portion 10 is formed in the center portion
- the groove 13 has the shape of a circle (a), a polygon, a lightning bolt and a star (e): each cutting tip 11 forming the tip portion 10, of 1 to 4 It is formed into one selected.
- the cutting tip 11 forms a tip cutter portion 12 tapered to cut the upper end of the cutting tip 11 during the clockwise rotation.
- dental implants in the form of a screw around the outer peripheral surface in the tapered shape of the upper and lower strait;
- the core 102 which is integrally formed on the upper end of the tip portion 10, becomes a shaft for the central portion, and is formed in a spiral shape by rotating the outer circumferential surface of the core 102, so that the alveolar bone 1 can be cut and drilled through screw rotation.
- the ends of the line 103 are positioned on concentric circles at regular intervals from the center line.
- a screw around the outer peripheral surface of the body in the implant, forming a screw around the outer peripheral surface of the body; A tip portion 10 for directly drilling the alveolar bone 1 of the tooth from the bottom; Form an integral body consisting of a drilling part 20 formed at the top of the tip part 10, a support part 30 formed at the top of the drilling part 20, and a seating part 40 formed at the top of the support part 30.
- the implant in the implant, forming a screw around the outer peripheral surface of the body; A tip portion 10 for directly drilling the alveolar bone 1 of the tooth from the bottom; Form an integral body consisting of a drilling part 20 formed at the top of the tip part 10, a support part 30 formed at the top of the drilling part 20, and a seating part 40 formed at the top of the support part 30.
- the dental implant inserted into the bone tissue consisting of the cortical bone and the cancellous bone to form the artificial tooth roots in the rotation around the central axis has the advantage that the procedure is easy to have a drilling function.
- the dental implant according to the present invention since the outer diameter of the body portion to be placed in the cancellous bone increases to the upper side by applying pressure to the surrounding bone tissue in the cancellous bone to secure the initial fixation force, and after implantation by the appropriate load distribution structure There is an advantage that the problem of absorption does not occur.
- the advantage is that the implant can be redirected and placed in the desired direction again.
- the one-body structure because it is a structure that protects the bone in the horizontal direction is possible to immediately load, the one-body structure has the advantage that there is no gap can prevent the growth of bacteria and there is no odor.
- 1A is a view of a patent technology registered with the Korean Patent Office
- Figure 1b is a view showing the appearance of the conventional disk-shaped implant and its placement
- Figure 2 is a view showing a step of the conventional majority of implant placement
- FIG. 3 is a view showing the steps of implant placement of the present invention
- FIG. 4a shows in sequence the four embodiments of the implant of the present invention
- Figure 4b is a view showing in sequence the five embodiments of the implant A 'is added to another embodiment of the implant A of the present invention
- Figure 4c is an overall view of the tip of the implant of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a front sectional view showing the main configuration of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a front view and a side view showing the main configuration of the implant of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a view showing the shape of the cutter portion and the corresponding cutter portion formed in the screw line of the present invention
- FIG. 11 is a view showing a state in which the implant guide groove of the present invention to transport the bone
- FIG. 12 is a view showing a state that the bone is moved and filled in the implant guide groove of the present invention.
- Figure 13a is a perspective view of the implant A of the present invention as a whole
- Figure 13b is a perspective view of the implant A 'of the present invention as a whole
- Figure 13c is a perspective view of the implant B of the present invention as a whole
- 13d is a perspective view of the implant C of the present invention as a whole
- FIG. 13E is a perspective view of the implant D of the present invention as a whole
- Figure 14a is a bottom perspective view showing a view of the implant A of the present invention from the tip portion
- Figure 14b is a bottom perspective view showing a view of the implant A 'of the present invention from the tip portion
- Figure 14c is a bottom perspective view showing a view of the implant B of the present invention from the tip portion
- 14d is a bottom perspective view showing the implant C of the present invention as viewed from its tip;
- Figure 14e is a bottom perspective view showing a view of the implant D of the present invention from the tip
- FIG. 15 is a front view showing an implant B of the present invention.
- Figure 16a is a view showing the implant A 'of the present invention at various angles
- Figure 16b is a view showing the implant B of the present invention at various angles
- Figure 16c is a view showing the implant B of the present invention different from Figure 16b at various angles
- 16d is a view showing the implant C of the present invention at various angles
- 16E shows the implant E of the present invention at various angles
- 17 is a view showing the bottom of the tip used in the implant of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a view showing a state of correcting the error of the implantation using the implant of the present invention.
- 19 is a view showing a method of performing through the conventional cylindrical implant, the implant B, the implant C of the present invention.
- the present invention relates to dental implants for medical procedures. Therefore, the configuration of the present invention and its operation will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 19.
- FIG. 4A illustrates a two-body implant, which is a prior application.
- b shows a one-body implant. That is, an embodiment in which the body portion of the two-body implant of 4a (a) is applied to the one-body implant is shown.
- the characteristics of the two-body implant are difficult to manufacture in a one-body type because the internal hole for the upper connection must be formed, but the core is small and the pitch of the screw is increased so that the core is the core of the two-body implant. It is remarkably thinner than the external shape of the cylindrical connection portion, and is a one-body implant in a direction to maintain the shape.
- FIG. 4a shows a one-body implant in which the core is removed from the tip of the tip portion in the form of a screw and a single screw line protrudes concentrically from the center at regular intervals from the center of the core.
- FIG. 4B shows an embodiment subdivided into implants A and A 'by further separating the implants A. Referring to FIG. The difference between the two is in the tip portion, where the implant A has a concave groove 13, and the implant A 'has a tip of the propeller type.
- 4A and 4B show implant A, implant A ', implant B, implant C, and implant D as a whole in the names of the present invention, which are preferred embodiments of the present invention. Therefore, the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 4B.
- a screw is formed around the outer circumferential surface in a tapered shape of the upper and lower straits, and the bottom center is removed for drilling to vertically penetrate the alveolar bone 1 of the tooth directly from the bottom.
- a propeller-type tip portion 10 made of a shape, and formed integrally on the top of the tip portion 10, the body portion 50 consisting of a screw line 52 protruding in a screw form on the outer peripheral surface of the central core 51
- an implant comprising a tooth connection portion 60 located at the top of the seating portion 40 extending from the body portion 50.
- the feature of the present invention has a tip portion 10 made of a shape in which the core bottom center is removed.
- the six embodiments shown in FIG. 4C actually show only the tip portion 10 formed at the end of the implant 100, which is in the form of a groove or propeller in a concave shape at the center of the bottom and in the form of other structural spaces. It is important. More specifically, the lower core of the first screw line is removed to have a propeller shape in which only a screw thread is left in the tip portion, or a concave groove 13 having a concave shape is formed in the central portion, thereby substantially removing the central portion of the core. .
- the tip portion 10 of the embodiment (a) and 4c (a) of Figure 4b is formed with a concave groove 13 to be described later in the form of a groove
- Figure 4b (b) and 4c (b) of the propeller type Has a tip portion.
- (B) of FIG. 4b and (c) of FIG. 4c have a form in which the core 51 part is more deeply deleted, and (d) of FIG. 4b and (c) of FIG. 4b delete more of the core part than (c) of 4c.
- a part exists in the form of a line, but the lower portion of the tip is manufactured in a form in which the core is removed and an additional concave groove or space is formed.
- the core 102 is completely removed from the tip 10 of the tip, and the line of screw lines 103 is centered.
- a screw line 103 is formed starting from a position deviated at regular intervals from the portion and winding up the outer circumferential surface of the core 102 in a row to form a screw. Therefore, in fact, the bottom center portion of the tip portion 10 is the same or similar in that the core portion, i.
- the implant A, the implant A ', the implant B, the implant C, and the implant D of FIGS. 4B and 4C are all grooves or structural spaces formed in the central portion of the bottom of the tip 10 so that the alveolar bone 1 is rotated. It is easily used for etching.
- the implant 100 of the present invention has all five embodiments shown in FIG. It is common in that it exists.
- the advantage of this invention is that the self drilling function is possible through the tip portion 10 formed at the bottom first.
- the tip portion 10 according to the present invention in the form of a propeller for vertical cutting and horizontal cutting of the alveolar bone 1, can slide-cut the alveolar bone (1) facing the rotation. That is, slide cutting the facing alveolar bone (1) through frequent rotation to induce drilling.
- Existing implants do not have this drilling function at the bottom of the tip, but have no drilling function that penetrates vertically downward on the side, or the type of saying that it is a bone fracture that breaks the bone at the side rather than drilling vertically downward. Most have side drilling capabilities.
- such implants (100) also go into a constant depth only the idling continues without further progress.
- the tip portion 10 of the present invention maintains the shape in which the tip core portion is removed, thereby performing a slide cutting on the surface of the alveolar bone 1 in contact. Thin but finely chopped. Sharply cut and move forward to perform drilling. And the connecting portion 60 of the present invention forms a vertical cylindrical structure.
- the implant of the present invention in forming the body portion 50, the drilling portion 20 formed on the upper end of the tip portion 10, the support portion 30 formed on the upper end of the drilling portion 20, the support portion ( 30 to form an integral body consisting of a seating portion 40 formed on the upper end, these are all the core 51 which is a shaft on the inside and the screw line 52 protruding in a screw form on the outer peripheral surface of the core 51 ).
- Implant 100 of the present invention has a tapered shape of the upper and lower straits, the uppermost portion is formed of the connecting portion 60, the space portions 85 and 86 to which the prosthetic teeth can be fastened, and the body portion 50 to the lower end thereof. Equipped with.
- the body portion 50 is also formed from the seating portion 40, the support portion 30, the drilling portion 20 from the top, the outer peripheral surface of the screw line 52 protrudes.
- the screw line 52 is formed by rotating the outer circumferential surface in a spiral shape, and the valley 53 is naturally formed between the screw lines 52 by the screw line 52.
- the implant 100 of the present invention is formed of a connection part 60, a body part 50, a tip part 10 from the top to the bottom, but when viewed in a horizontal direction, the central part becomes the core 51 and the outer part.
- the screw line 52 is formed in the form.
- the implant 100 of the present invention has a wide variety of shapes.
- a two-body implant 100 as shown in (a) and (b) of FIG. 4b, and a one-body implant (100) as shown in (c), (d) and (e) of FIG. 4b; B) there is.
- this one-body implant is labeled with "B" as a separate code.
- the tooth connection portion 60 is formed of a two-body implant 100 having a space portion 85 and 86 to which a prosthetic tooth concave from top to bottom can be fastened or a tooth. It is formed of a one-body implant (100, B) formed a tooth connection portion (85A) straight to the upper portion of the connecting portion (60).
- the two-body implant refers to the implant A 'which differs only in the shape of the tip portion 10 from the implant A and the implant A
- the one-body implant refers to the implant B, the implant C, Implant D is called.
- the connecting portion 60 of the present invention forms a sealing line 61 which protrudes by turning a cylindrical outer circumferential surface.
- implant A, implant A ′, and implant B correspond to this.
- this part Since this part has the greatest force delivered to the bone, it is desirable to allow the force to be transmitted in the direction of the force that the bone can withstand, or to reduce the magnitude of the force transmitted.
- the structure of this part has formed the shape of a triangular dish head and a tapered head. Accordingly, the direction of the force may flow in the horizontal direction, and bones may be destroyed by excessive pressure during placement.
- the present invention has adopted a straight cylindrical to solve this conventional problem.
- the sealing line 61 which protruded in the outer peripheral surface of this cylindrical connection part 60 was formed.
- the sealing line 61 may be formed of a plurality of lines, so as to complete the sealing process.
- the implant 100 of the present invention also has a function of drilling during placement. Forming a groove of a constant depth, and facing the implant 100 directly to the groove and rotated using a screwdriver, the tip portion 10 of the end drills while drilling the alveolar bone (1). At this time, the alveolar bone 1 is cut into slices and is present between the outer circumferential surface of the implant 100 and the hole 2 formed in the alveolar bone 1, due to the rotation of the implant 100 to the top of the hole 2. Will rise.
- connection part 60 is formed.
- the sealing process is carried out through the sealing line 61 of.
- the sliced alveolar bone (1) in the patient's mouth is to prevent it from being thrown out to the outside in order to solidify the principle of easily changing and producing bone or cartilage in the patient's mouth.
- the connection portion 60 of the present invention has more robust durability.
- connection part 60 and the sealing structure of the present invention may serve to reinforce strength.
- Figure 4b (a), (b), (c) is an embodiment in which the sealing line 61 is formed
- Figure 4b (d) is a sealing
- no line is formed.
- the sealing line 61 in the present invention can be implemented without the formation of the sealing line 61 depending on the form and the intended use thereof.
- the implant C using the sealing line 61 is formed, and in the other procedure, the implant D and the implant E from which the sealing line 61 is removed are used. .
- the present invention utilizes various types of screw lines 52. That is, the implant A, the implant B, and the implant C shown in FIG. 4A are provided with a screw line 52 formed in two rows in FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 4C, and the implant D is shown in FIG. Figure 1 shows a single-line screwline 103 embodiment.
- the screw line 52 formed in the body part 50 of the present invention is a single line type protruding from the outer circumferential surface of the center core 51 and rotating in a spiral shape, but protruding one spiral screw line 52. Protruding from the outer circumferential surface of the core 51 is rotated in a spiral, but preferably a plurality of line type protruding a plurality of spiral screw lines (52).
- the implant 100 of the second row of the screw lines 52 has a good etching power and is inserted deeply into the alveolar bone 1 even at a smaller rotational speed, but the strength is high.
- an implant 100 formed by a single row of screw lines 52 may be required.
- the present invention has examples for all these cases. Referring again through the drawings, the implant A, the implant A ', the implant B, the implant C shown in Figure 4b of the implant 100 of the present invention was carried out in two rows of screw lines 52, the implant D is 1 This was done with a row of screw lines 52.
- the screw line 52 of the present invention can be implemented according to the selection of the screw line 52 of two rows to four rows. Depending on the characteristics of the implant, one or multiple rows of screw lines 52 can be formed.
- the core 51 of the one-body implant (100, B) is close to the centerline (CL) of the one-body implant (B) is 1.0mm-3.0mm thick core ( It is preferable to form a screw line with a pitch of 3.0 mm to 5.0 mm, leaving only 51), and furthermore, the core 51 of the one-body implant C is connected to the centerline CL of the one-body implant C. It is desirable to form a screw line 52 with a pitch of 4.2 mm-5.0 mm, leaving only a core 51 of 0.01 mm-1.0 mm thickness, which is in close proximity and remains as a line because its thickness does not exist.
- the embodiment of the form in which the screw line in the range of 3.0 mm to 5.0 mm is formed while leaving only the core 51 having a thickness of 1.0 mm to 3.0 mm close to the center line CL refers to the implant B of FIG. 4B.
- An embodiment having a screw line 52 in the range of 4.2 mm to 5.0 mm and leaving only the core 51 of 0.01 mm to 1.0 mm thickness, which is close to the center line CL and does not exist and remains as a line. Refers to implant C.
- the portion of the core 51 has a certain degree. Has a thickness.
- the diameter of the core is significantly reduced compared to the two-body implant, but it has a certain thickness.
- the implant C embodiment has almost no thickness of the core 51 as shown in FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 13D, 14D, and 16D. That is, the one-body implants 100 and B of the present invention generally form a body portion 50 at the upper end of the tip portion 10, and turn around the outer circumferential surface of the body portion 50 to form the screw line 52. It is.
- a core 51 is formed at an inner center portion thereof, and a screw line 52 is generally formed at an outer portion of the core 51.
- a conventional cylindrical implant is a bone fracture through a drill once penetrating the alveolar bone and placing the implant.
- 19 is a view showing the degree of bone fracture during implant placement using the conventional cylindrical implant and the implant B and the implant C of the present invention, as shown in the conventional cylindrical implant of the alveolar bone It can be seen that a large diameter hole ab is formed inside. On the contrary, when implanted using the implant B, the diameter of the hole (ac) penetrating the alveolar bone is about 1 mm as shown. Only the implant B of the present invention, the diameter of the screw line 52 is significantly larger than the diameter of the core 51 and spread out to the outside of the diameter of the diameter of the core 51, ⁇ 1mm to about ⁇ 5mm.
- the implant C of the present invention has a diameter of about 0.3 mm when a hole (ad) is drilled in the alveolar bone, since the core 51 has virtually no thickness and remains only in the form of a line, as shown in FIG. 19. ) Is formed. Also in the case of this implant C, the diameter of the screw line 52 is significantly larger than the diameter of the core 51, and it spreads to the outer diameter of phi 0.3mm which is a diameter of a core, and widens to about phi 5mm. This weakens the degree of bone fracture and plays a role of generating a strong insertion force.
- the implant B, the implant C, and the implant D which are embodiments of the present invention, can be immediately loaded to allow the lamellar bone to be filled between the screw lines and to dig only a necessary portion of the healthy lamellar bone from the time of implantation.
- the implant C which is an effective embodiment for immediate load, cuts and drills only the necessary portion of the healthy lamellar bone from the time of placement, and allows the lamellar bone to be filled between the screw lines 52. Suitable.
- conventional implants have a significantly smaller spacing between the two rows of screw lines.
- the screw line is inserted into the alveolar bone (1) to form a large surface area to be interviewed with each other to firmly implant the work plant 100, it is to have a small pitch, which is the interval between the screw lines (52) .
- the lamellar bone is difficult to maintain. Bone cells (osteocytes) that make up bone are connected to each other (gap junction) to maintain life and form lamellar bone.
- peripheral bone cells are destroyed or blood vessels are destroyed, peripheral bone cells are killed and bones are destroyed. Destroyed lamellar bones change and weaken as they undergo regeneration.
- the pitch which is the interval between the screw lines 52, is increased, the possibility of fracture of such regenerated bones is lowered, and the lamellar bone can be preserved.
- embodiments of the implant A, the implant A ', the implant B, the implant C, and the implant D of the present invention form a larger pitch than the conventional implant in preserving the lamellar bone in forming the pitch, which is the spacing of the screw line 52.
- the implant C has a thickness small enough that the core 51 is removed and exists in a line, thereby further extending the effect.
- the one-body implant C is more resistant to the horizontal force because the core part is removed in a larger width than the implant A and the implant B, and the core part remains in a line.
- FIG. 16B shows an implant B-type implant similar to FIG. 16B in another form.
- the thickness of the core 51 is almost absent. It can only remain in the form of a line.
- the present invention is also preferred for an implant C having a core 51 of 0.01 mm-1.0 mm thickness, thus absolutely eliminating the core portion as described above.
- the use of a small thickness of the core 51 naturally increases the depth of the valleys forming the screw line 52.
- the vertical through hole has a small diameter, but the screw line 52 is widened in the horizontal direction to generate a firm fastening force.
- the tip 10 slides and cuts a hole while cutting the alveolar bone 1 in a horizontal direction, the hole formed in the alveolar bone 1 is a hole having a small diameter, as shown in FIG. This is minimized. Accordingly, the amount converted into regenerated bones is small and solid lamellar bone is maintained, so that it is possible to immediately set up and load immediately (see FIG. 19).
- Implants B and C have excellent structure. Implant C is particularly good for immediate loading.
- the cylinder implant is difficult to receive horizontal bone support, so it is difficult to load immediately. Rather than load immediately, they had to wait a long time for secondary healing from broken bones and add secondary surgical treatment to connect the prosthesis to the implant.
- Existing implants are cylinder type and the depth of the thread is very small, so there is no structure to support the vertical load with less fixing force when the bone volume is small. In this form, the immediate load was unthinkable and it was difficult to secure the fixing force for the teeth.
- the present invention has the same characteristics as the method of implanting from the top to the bottom like the conventional cylindrical implant, because the self-drilling and the perforated lamellar bone have few characteristics, but the implant B, the implant C, and the implant D have a disc-shaped implant characteristic. Structurally reduced the core 51, but the strength to maintain the structure is a series of screw lines 52 mechanical structure to improve the strength.
- the present invention which can maintain the strength even though there is no core 51 but only the screw line 52, is an implant 100 having a unique structure that cannot be desired in all conventional implants.
- the present invention is an excellent invention that can enable the immediate placement and immediate load of the most ideal implant (100) implantation method.
- the implant A the implant A 'and the implant B's biggest feature
- the body 50 is formed of a screw line 52 and the bone 53, but the side of the screw line 52 ( The thickness 55 increases toward the drilling portion 20, the support portion 30, and the seating portion 40.
- Body portion 50 of the present invention is largely formed of the seating portion 40, the support portion 30, the drilling portion 20 as shown in Figs. This distinction is not clear in nature, but is classified according to the shape of the side of the screwline 52 which forms the seat 40, the support 30, and the drill 20.
- the screw line 52 is a protrusion line spirally protruding in the form of an enlarged outer circumferential surface between the bone 53 and the bone 53.
- This screw line 52 is end-sided 55, starting from a pointed shape and continuing into a thicker shape.
- the side of the screw line 52 formed in the drilling portion 20 at the bottom of the implant 100 is pointed as shown, but in the support portion 30 and the seating portion 40 extending upward, the side portion 55 is thick.
- the drilling part 20, the support part 30, and the seating part 40 which form the body part 50 of this invention are the part divided through the thickness t of this side surface 55.
- Each function is as follows. When the tip portion 10 in front of the body portion 50 is interviewed with the alveolar bone 1 to slice the bone to form a hole and move forward, the alveolar bone formed by the tip portion 10 along the tip portion 10 at the rear thereof.
- the screw line 52 of the drilling part 20 is fitted in the hole 2 of 1). It is to follow and support the drilling of the tip 10 from the rear.
- the support part 30 behind the drilling part 20 enters the inside of the bone where the drilling part 20 was located a while ago.
- Drilling portion 20 enters the thickness (t) of the larger side 55 to the bone that is somewhat widened. It is faithful to the condensing function.
- the implant 100 of the present invention since the implant 100 of the present invention is tapered in the upper and lower straits, the diameter of the implant 100 is wider.
- the implant 100 of the present invention first cuts the alveolar bone 1 by drilling the alveolar bone 1, and then follows the drilling part 20, the support part 30, and the seating part 40. The goal is enlarged and a firm bond is achieved.
- the larger volume is inserted into the hole 2 formed in the alveolar bone 1, and the hole 2 is enlarged and coupled to match the self-turning densification function.
- the body portion 50 of the present invention has a larger thickness of the side portion 55 of the support portion 30 as compared to the side portion 55 of the drilling portion 20 as shown in the enlarged side view of FIGS.
- the side surface of the seating portion 40 has a thickness t. In this order, the diameter is also tapered to become larger and larger.
- the side surface 55 of the screw line 52 has a side surface 55 of the screw line 52 from the bottom to the top in the drilling part 20, the support part 30, and the seating part 40, respectively.
- thickness t becomes large. That is, the body portion 50 of the implant 100 of the present invention is divided into a drilling portion 20, a support portion 30, a seating portion 40. At this time, the thickness of the side surface 55 of the drilling portion 20 is narrower than the thickness of the support portion 30.
- the body portion 50 of the present invention follows the "side 55 thickness of the drilling portion 20 ⁇ side 55 thickness of the support portion 30 ⁇ side 55 thickness of the seating portion 40".
- a plurality of screw lines 52 are formed in the drilling part 20, the support part 30, and the seating part 40.
- the screw lines 52 on the same drilling part 20 are all the same as described above.
- the side 55 may have a thickness.
- the support portion 30, the seating portion 40 has a different side 55 thickness (t) size.
- the illustrated figures of the present invention all illustrate this embodiment, whereby the side 55 of the screwline 52 at the bottom of the implant 100 is the side 55 of the screwline 52 at the top thereof, depending on its position. Compared with the thickness t, it is small. This rule is observed throughout the body 50. This embodiment is convenient for removing the pressure that the pressure applied to the alveolar bone 1 rises regularly and suddenly exerts an excessive force.
- the body portion 50 is formed of a screw line 52 and a valley 53, and the cross section of the screw line 52 has a side surface (the upper tapered surface 56 and the lower tapered surface 57). 55), and the angle of the upper tapered surface 56 is preferably larger than the angle of the lower tapered surface 57 with respect to the horizontal line.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 of the present invention are shown in detail in FIGS. 7 and 8 of the present invention, by selecting any one of the plurality of screw lines 52 forming the body portion 50 of the present invention.
- an upper tapered surface 56 is formed at an upper portion and a lower tapered surface 56 is formed at a lower portion so as to form a side surface 55. They all have tapered angles, the upper tapered surface 56 having an angle of " ⁇ " and the lower tapered surface 57 having an angle of " ⁇ " as compared to the horizontal plane as shown in FIG. " ⁇ > ⁇ ".
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between friction and force with the alveolar bone 1 while the screw line 52 of the present invention is rotated
- FIG. 8 (a) illustrates a wedge-shaped screw line (general and conventionally used). 52 shows a cross section
- FIG. 8 (b) shows a cross section of the screw line 52 of the present invention.
- the screw line is in close contact with the bone of the hole formed in the alveolar bone (1) is a force of the action by the friction with the interviewed bone when rotating.
- the action of the force on the interviewed part is always hard in the direction perpendicular to the interview surface.
- the wedge-shaped screw line 52 has a large force applied in the interview surface in the horizontal direction, so that only the vertical force is actually applied when the implant 100 is rotated. As shown in FIG. Power also works. Eventually, this force causes the implant 100 to swing in the left and right directions and prevents accurate drilling.
- the angle of the upper tapered surface 56 forming the screw line 52 is significantly larger in size, and the direction of the force perpendicular to each other. As shown, the magnitude of the force acting in the horizontal direction is small. After all, the force for rotating the implant 100 is that the force in the vertical direction is greater than the force in the horizontal direction. The large force in the vertical direction is very significant in the present invention.
- Alveolar bone (1) is very good resistance to vertical force. However, in the horizontal force, the alveolar bone 1 is broken and broken. In consideration of this problem, the present invention is designed to give the maximum possible horizontal angle to the screw line 52, so that all of the rotational force applied to the implant 100 can be transmitted as a vertical force.
- the present invention is to adjust the up and down angle of the screw as described above so that the insertion pressure is transferred to the vertical force even during the implantation, and even when the function after the implantation to transfer the force transmitted to the bone by the implant () to the vertical force to weaken the bone I prevented it.
- This is a self convert forces direction system that converts shear and lateral forces into vertical forces.
- the core 51 forming the body portion 50 has a diameter of the lower core 51-2 having a smaller diameter than the upper core 51-1 in forming the valleys 53. It is preferable to taper in the lower narrow. That is, when the body portion 50 is divided into the vertical positional relationship, it is divided into the drilling portion 20, the support portion 30, and the seating portion 40 from the bottom as described above. However, a certain range in the central axis with respect to the plane is the core 51, the outside is the screw line 52.
- the core 51 is referred to as the upper core 51-1 and the lower core 51 is referred to as the lower core 51-2.
- the core 51 of the present invention is manufactured in a tapered form in the form of a light beam subsoil.
- the upper core 51 is the first upper core 51-. 1) and the first lower core 51-2 are formed to be tapered through the respective diameters L1 and L2, and the lower core 51 is also the second upper core 51-1 and the second lower core ( 51-2) is formed to be tapered through each of the diameters L3 and L4, the diameters of which are increased in the order of L4 ⁇ L2 ⁇ L3 ⁇ L1.
- the implant 100 of the present invention has a tapered shape as a whole, but the diameter of the core 51 between the screw and the screw is also adjusted. As shown in FIG. 7, the first upper core 51-1 and the first lower core 51-2 forming the upper core 51 form the respective diameters L1 and L2, and the lower core. Diameters L3 and L4 of the second upper core 51-1 and the second lower core 51-2 forming the 51 are formed.
- the diameter follows the order of "L4 ⁇ L2 ⁇ L3 ⁇ L1".
- the core 51 having a diameter of L3 to L3 penetrates the alveolar bone 1 and expands the bone from L4 to L3, and when the next core 51 enters again, the diameter of L2 smaller than the diameter of L3 is entered. Enter and expand to the diameter of L1 with a diameter larger than L3.
- the implant 100 of the present invention in such a stress-releasing manner prevented the phenomenon that the pressure is concentrated in a specific part during the procedure.
- the present invention has the function of another back cutting system (back cutting system) to be described later to rotate the clockwise again after the reverse rotation due to the elimination of the bone during the reverse rotation to reduce the resistance much to the optimum pressure to obtain a fixed force Placement is possible.
- back cutting system back cutting system
- the body portion 50 it is preferable to form one row to four rows of guide grooves 70 spiraling in the vertical direction and riding on the outer circumferential surface. In some cases, one, two, or three and four rows may be formed.
- the implantation hole can be formed by using a drill to form only a small amount of line implantation holes. It has a drilling function in the implant (100) itself during implantation and use the required portion of the alveolar bone (1) deleted during implantation and has the function of discharging unnecessary alveolar bone.
- the necessary powder or fragment of the alveolar bone (1) is present between the implant (100) and the inner circumferential surface of the hole (2) of the alveolar bone (1) without being discharged elsewhere and eventually back to the alveolar bone (1) It must be regenerated.
- the magnetic powder is easily converted into the bone again and accumulated in the vicinity of the implant 100 without being pulled out.
- the present invention is a function of filling the bone and the guide groove 70 formed on the outer circumferential surface of the implant 100, the sliced or broken alveolar bone (1) when the tip 10 advances while cutting the alveolar bone (1)
- the sealing line 61 mentioned above is in charge.
- this filling function is a complex result of the functions of guide groove, self-drilling, cutting and sealing.
- Conventional implants (1) are only formed in the guide groove 70 from the bottom to the middle and most of the autogenous bone is lost in the process of drilling with a drill which is a surgical instrument.
- the drilling function generated in the tip portion 10 is also immature, and a filling function and condensation was difficult to accumulate the broken bone around the implant 100.
- the present invention forms a guide groove 70 that divides the body portion 50 in the vertical direction as a whole, by forming one to four guide grooves 70 for each embodiment, bone cutting function, direction change, control Functionality is improved by preventing pressure increase during densing and enabling condensing and filling at the optimum pressure.
- a plurality of guide grooves 70 are formed from the tip to the upper part.
- the densing function increases pressure on bones by squeezing the bones and increases bone density by increasing the bone density. As a result, the anchoring force can be obtained at the optimum pressure at all times.
- the implant 100 rotates and moves forward while cutting the front facing through the tip portion 10.
- the drilling part 20 along the tip part 10 has a wider diameter and thickness than the tip part 10. If they are inserted along the hole and the valley on the alveolar bone 1 formed by the tip 10, there is a fear that the rotational force is slow.
- the cutter portion 71 formed on the right side of the guide groove 70 that is, clockwise and implanted in the screw line 52, which will induce forward movement, can cut the alveolar bone 1.
- the cutter 20 is formed by cutting the screw line 52 formed on the right side of the guide groove 70 by looking directly at the implant 20.
- FIGS. 9 and 10 A more detailed embodiment of the present invention is shown in detail in FIGS. 9 and 10, wherein the cutter portion 71 preferably has a cutter portion 71 which is cut downward and tapered to the right. That is, while cutting the screw line 52 to form the cutter portion 71 and tapered to the right to rotate clockwise, the portion that meets the alveolar bone (1) can be a cutter. This results in the removal of the lateral alveolar bone 1 when the insertion direction is changed by the natural cutter blade formed by the groove (also existing in the implant) and the cutter blade formed in the other direction on the screw line 52 cutter portion 71. Makes it possible. This is to intensify the side deleting function and to allow the switching of the insertion direction to the front, rear, left and right.
- the cutter part removes a part of the screw line 52 in FIGS. 9 and 10, but cuts the tapered to the right so that the removed part AB may be sharper toward the right.
- the screw line 52 formed on the left side of the guide groove 70 forms a corresponding cutter portion 72 which is raised and cut to the left side.
- the bone is cut by the guide groove 70 and the cut screw line 52 when the implant 100 is rotated in the clockwise direction and tightened, as well as when released in the counterclockwise direction. It was.
- a corresponding cutter portion 72 corresponding to the cutter portion 71 described above is also formed on the left screw line 52 of the guide groove 70. Another aspect in which they work is shown in detail in FIG.
- the cut bone that was raised in the guide groove 70 by the cutter portion 71 and the corresponding cutter portion 72 formed on the right and left sides of the cut guide groove 70 is pressed in the downward direction again. Accumulate. While the ascending bone is pressed once in the downward direction by the cutter unit 71, the accumulated bone is advantageously formed as a new bone.
- the cutter portion 71 or the corresponding cutter portion 72 of the present invention is preferably formed in the drilling portion 20 and the support portion 30.
- the cutter portion 71 is formed only on the drilling portion 20 and the support portion 30, which are the portions that need to be cut directly, without forming the cutter portion 71 entirely up to the seating portion 40.
- the cutter part 71 and the corresponding cutter part 72 of the present invention which cut narrow grooves as necessary, drill the implant 100. It improves the function and horizontal cutting function, and helps to perform this effectively when re-inserted or corrected in the wrong direction implant 100 is correct.
- the cutter unit 71 or the corresponding cutter unit 72 of the present invention is preferably formed in one row or two rows of the multi-row guide grooves 90.
- the guide grooves 70 of the present invention are formed in three rows or four rows in the vertical direction of the body part 50. Rather than forming the cutter portion 71 in all of them, it is preferable to form only one or two rows at regular intervals. When the cutter portion 71 is formed in all the guide grooves 70 so as to rotate and cut, the alveolar bone 1 may be too fragmented. Therefore, only three or four rows of guide grooves 70 are formed in two rows or one row, thereby expanding not only the drilling function but also the condensing function and the drilling compensation function. 12 illustrates the movement of the alveolar bone 1 and the direction of movement of the crushed or cut alveolar bone 1.
- the most important drilling function of the implant 100 of the present invention is achieved by the propeller-type tip 10 described above.
- the tip portion 10 of the present invention is achieved through a structural space in which the lower portion of the core is removed. First, a method of forming a concave groove 13 having a concave shape and a method of manufacturing the tip part in the form of a propeller are taken.
- the tip portion 10 proposed in the first form is manufactured in the form of a propeller for horizontal cutting and vertical drilling of the alveolar bone 1.
- the guide groove 70 surrounds the core center and forms a spiral shape at a predetermined angle below the screw bone diameter, and the core 51 outside the guide groove 71 not included by the spiral guide groove 71 under the first thread. ), All the parts are removed to form a propeller (see Implant A 'in Fig. 4B or Implant A' in Fig. 4C).
- the lower center core 51 of the tip portion 10 forms a concave groove 13 in a concave manner (see implant A in FIG. 4B or implant A in FIG. 4C).
- the lower end of the core 51 should be a propeller shape or a recessed groove 13 by the guide groove 70.
- Implants 100 having a conventional flat or convex shape of the tip have little or no function to dig vertically.
- the convex protrusion type when the alveolar bone 1 in front of the arm is necessarily sold, the alveolar bone 1 is structured to move forward. It is not a slice cutting method which induces less bone breakage. This causes pain and only slows regeneration of the alveolar bone 1.
- the present invention was formed in the concave concave groove 13 or the propeller shape in the lower center of the core 51 to perform a self-drilling function.
- the tip portion 10 of the propeller-type interviewed with the alveolar bone 1 cuts the interviewed portion thinly like a slice to form a hole, and the alveolar bone 1 accommodated in the concave recess 13 is also eventually cut thinly.
- the shape of the concave groove 13 is circular (a), rhombus, triangle (f), square (d), pentagon, hexagon (b), octagon (c), star shape ( e) Star shape (hexagon) Star shape (octagon) can be implemented in various ways.
- the drilling function formed at the tip portion 10 of the present invention is important not only to provide the drilling function of the implant 100, but also to provide a function of correction for changing the direction in another direction.
- the tip portion 10 of the present invention forms each cutting tip 11 forming the tip portion 10 in one selected from one to four.
- Tip portion 10 is made in the form of a propeller, each blade is a cutting tip 11 is formed at regular intervals, it is preferable to form from one to four. Forming more cutting tips 11 is likely to break the cutting tips 11 by friction with the alveolar bone 1, and too few cutting tips 11 are undesirable because of poor drilling function.
- the cutting tip 11 of the present invention it is preferable to form a tip cutter portion 12 is tapered to cut the upper end of the cutting tip 11 during the clockwise rotation.
- the present invention cuts the alveolar bone (1) to be interviewed to the cutting tip 11 in the form of a thick slice, the cutting surface is thinly cut to form a hole.
- the cutting tip 11 is interviewed with the alveolar bone 1, and when the tip cutter 12 rotates, the cutting tip 11 cuts the alveolar bone 1 in a slice form as if the apple peels off.
- the present invention is also characterized by another implant D, which forms a somewhat unusual tip 10 as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B.
- the implant 100 as shown in the drawing, the outer peripheral surface in the form of a sub-mirror or reverse tapered, and forms a screw around the tip portion, the tip portion 10 for directly drilling the alveolar bone 1 of the tooth from the lower end Is formed integrally on the upper end of the tip portion 10 is the core 102, which is the shaft of the central portion, the outer peripheral surface of the core 102 is formed by screwing spirally, but cutting the alveolar bone (1) through the screw rotation
- a body portion 120 in which a screw line 103 of a spiral structure is formed in one row, and there is a connection portion 60 formed to have a circular outer circumferential surface by rising to the top of the body portion 120.
- the tip portion 10 is such that the core 102 at the end thereof is removed so that the ends of the first row of spiral screw lines 103 are positioned concentrically at regular intervals from the center line, and the screw lines 103 have an outer shape. When viewed from the outer circumferential surface to form a tapered appearance of the ordinary light.
- this embodiment has an integral shape as shown in Figs. 4A, 4B, and 16, and is a one-body implant (100, B) and a single-line screw line 103. ) Is formed to rotate the outer peripheral surface of the body portion (120). Of particular note is the tip portion 10, which starts at a somewhat eccentric position in the center line and winds up the core 102 to form the screw line 103.
- This embodiment has a drilling function similarly to the implant 100 having the other propeller type tip portion 10 described above, but has a tip portion 10 of another structure which is difficult to be called a propeller type.
- the tip portion 10 has one cutting edge.
- the propeller-type tip portion 10 is slightly deformed, but the core 102, which is the central portion of the tip portion 10, is removed and left as a space.
- the screw line 52 formed in the body portion 120 extends to the tip portion 10, and is an implant 100 twisted in a spiral structure in the form of a light beam narrowing like a screw. While only the distal end of the screw line 103 serves as a cutting, the cutting portion continuously rotates at the top of the alveolar bone to achieve horizontal cutting continuously, forming a hole in the vertical direction and advancing the body.
- the guide groove 120 may be formed in a single number.
- the angle of the cutting portion formed in the tip portion 10 of the single screw method is inclined downward so as to dig into the horizontal plane, that is, the alveolar bone 1 in the same state as the implant A, the implant A ', the implant B, the implant C described above. Can be formed.
- the main technical idea of the tip portion 10 of the present invention is a propeller type or a single screw type, so that the core 102 of the tip portion 10 is removed so that the cutting portion may be inclinedly contacting the alveolar bone 1. It is.
- the alveolar bone (1) When the penetrating the alveolar bone (1), the alveolar bone (1) is not advanced to break, but the propeller method, the concave groove (13) or a single screw type tip 10 is interviewed with the alveolar bone (1) Advance while cutting the interviewed portion like a slice.
- implant B while forming a screw around the outer circumferential surface of the body, there is a tip portion 10 for drilling the alveolar bone 1 of the teeth directly from the bottom, the drilling portion 20 formed on the top of the tip portion 10 ,
- a tip portion 10 for drilling the alveolar bone 1 of the teeth directly from the bottom
- the drilling portion 20 formed on the top of the tip portion 10
- a seating portion 40 formed on the upper end of the support portion 30, all of which are the core 51 and the inner shaft
- the outer peripheral surface of the core 51 has a body portion 50 made of a screw line 52 is formed to protrude in a screw form, there is a connection portion 60 made of a vertical cylindrical on the top of the seating portion (40).
- a tooth engaging portion 85A extending to the upper end of the connecting portion 60 to fasten the teeth. Therefore, they combine to form an integrated one-body implant.
- This embodiment is the implant B shown in (c) of FIG. 4B shown. This implant has already been described in detail above, so the detailed description is avoided.
- the implant C shown in Figure 4b (d) of the implant embodiment having another feature in the present invention, while forming a screw around the outer circumferential surface of the body, the tip portion for directly drilling the alveolar bone (1) of the tooth from the bottom 10, a drilling part 20 formed at an upper end of the tip part 10, a support part 30 formed at an upper end of the drilling part 20, and a seating part 40 formed at an upper end of the support part 30.
- a unitary body consisting of, they all have a core (51) which is a shaft inside, and a body portion (50) consisting of a screw line (52) protruding in a screw form on the outer circumferential surface of the core (51), At the top of the portion 40 there is a connecting portion 60 consisting of a vertical cylinder. In addition, there is a tooth engaging portion 85A extending to the upper end of the connecting portion to fasten the teeth. Thus, they combine to form an integral one-body implant C.
- the core 51 of the implant C is close to the centerline CL of the one-body implant B and its thickness does not exist, leaving only a core 51 of 0.01 mm-0.5 mm thickness that remains as a line. 52).
- Propeller-type tips for tip drilling function are important not only for the depth adjustment and direction change, but also for the initial fixation. Rotating while eliminating the goal If you stop the rotation, it will stick to the healthy goal and get stuck in the goal, acting like an anchor to the ship and getting a firm fixation. Implants with a convex tip should be fixed only at the tip if the bone is vulnerable. Without the bone mass, the tip is difficult to fix. Implants having a flat tip are fixed to the side when the screw blade is nailed to the side, whereas the screw shape of the present invention is very advantageous in the initial fixation because the screw blade is nailed to the side as well as downward.
- an important anatomical structure is in close proximity to where the implant is to be placed, for example, when an important nerve or blood vessel is 11 mm deep above the alveolar bone, a 10 mm long implant is required to drill the drill exactly 10 mm. Difficult to do so was a high risk of nerve and blood vessel damage.
- the implant of the present invention can of course be connected to the prosthesis in a variety of ways. Both an external hex system and an internal hex system can be employed, and also can be used without limitation for sub-merged system, ITI or one-body type. It is possible.
- the immediate placement as well as the instant load is possible because there is no destruction of the lamellar bone during drilling or significantly smaller than the existing implant.
- Vertical self-drilling with a vertical penetrating function provides a dental implant fixture with excellent initial clamping force and immediate loading of multiple components.
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- 임플란트에 있어서,상광하협의 테이퍼진 형상으로 외주면을 둘레로 스크류를 형성하되;하단부터 치아의 치조골(1)을 직접 드릴링하기 위하여 저면 중심부가 제거된 형태로 이루어진 프로펠러형 팁부(10)와;팁부(10)의 상단에 일체로 형성하되, 중심 코어(51)의 외주면에 스크류 형태로 돌려 돌출되는 스크류라인(52)으로 이루어진 바디부(50); 및바디부(50)에서 연장된 안착부(40)의 상단에 위치하는 치아 연결부(60);를 포함하여 구성되는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,바디부(50)는,팁부(10)의 상단에 형성되는 드릴링부(20), 드릴링부(20)의 상단에 형성되는 지지부(30), 지지부(30)의 상단에 형성되는 안착부(40)로 이루어진 일체형 몸체를 형성하되, 이들은 모두 내측에 샤프트가 되는 코어(51)와, 코어(51)의 외주면에 스크류 형태로 돌려 돌출되는 스크류라인(52)을 포함하여 구성되는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,치아 연결부(60)는,상부에서 하부로 오목하게 패인 보철치아가 체결될 수 있는 공간부(85, 86)을 형성한 투바디형 임플란트(A)로 형성하거나 또는 치아 연결부의 상부로 곧게 올라선 치아체결부(85A)를 형성한 원바디형 임플란트(B)로 형성하는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제3항에 있어서,원바디형 임플란트(B)와 투바디형 임플란트(A)의 치아 연결부(60)에는,원통형의 외주면을 돌려서 돌출되는 실링라인(61)을 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,바디부(50)에 형성되는 스크류라인(52)은, 중심 코어(51)의 외주면에서 돌출되어 나선형으로 회전하되 하나의 나선형 스크류라인(52)을 돌출시킨 싱글 라인형이거나 또는 중심 코어(51)의 외주면에서 돌출되어 나선형으로 회전하되 다수의 나선형 스크류라인(52)을 돌출시킨 복수 라인형인 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제3항에 있어서,원바디형 임플란트(B)의 코어(51)는,원바디형 임플란트(B)의 중심선(CL)에 근접되어 1.0mm - 3.0mm 두께의 코어(51)만 남기고 Pitch가 3.0mm - 5.0mm 범위의 스크류라인을 형성시키는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제3항에 있어서,원바디형 임플란트(C)의 코어(51)는,원바디형 임플란트(C)의 중심선(CL)에 근접되어 그 두께가 존재하지 않아 라인으로 남는 0.01mm - 1.0mm 두께의 코어(51)만 남기고 Pitch가 4.2mm - 5.0mm 범위의 스크류라인(52)을 형성시키는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,바디부(50)는 스크류라인(52)과 골(53)로 형성하되, 스크류라인(52)의 측면(55)이 드릴링부(20), 지지부(30), 안착부(40)로 갈수록 두께가 커지는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제8항에 있어서,스크류라인(52)의 측면(55)은, 드릴링부(20), 지지부(30), 안착부(40) 내에서도 각각 스크류라인(52)의 측면(55)이 하단에서 상부로 갈수록 두께가 커지는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제3항에 있어서,바디부(50)는, 스크류라인(52)과 골(53)로 형성하되, 스크류라인(52)의 단면이 상단테이퍼면(56)과 하단테이퍼면(57)으로 측면(55)을 형성하도록 하고, 상단테이퍼면(56)의 각도가 수평선을 기준으로 하단테이퍼면(57)의 각도에 비하여 크게 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,바디부(50)를 형성하는 코어(51)는, 각각의 골(53)을 형성함에 있어서 상단코어(51-1)에 비하여 하단코어(51-2)의 지름이 작은 상광하협으로 테이퍼지게 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제11항에 있어서,코어(51)는, 수직방향을 기준으로 스크류라인(52)으로 구분되는 상하 2개의 코어(51)를 가상할 때;상부의 코어(51)는 제1 상단코어(51-1)와 제1 하단코어(51-2)가 각각의 지름(L1, L2)을 통해서 테이퍼지게 형성되고, 하부의 코어(51)도 제2 상단코어(51-1)와 제2 하단코어(51-2)가 각각의 지름(L3, L4)을 통해서 테이퍼지게 형성되며;상기 지름은 L4 < L2 < L3 < L1의 순서로 커지는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,바디부(50)에는,수직방향으로 나선형을 이루며 외주면을 타고 오르는 가이드홈(70)을 1열 내지 4열 중 선택된 열로 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제13항에 있어서,가이드홈(70)의 우측에 형성되는 스크류라인(52)에는, 스크류라인(52)을 커팅한 커터부(71)를 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제14항에 있어서,커터부(71)는, 하향하며 우측으로 테이퍼지게 커팅을 한 커터부(71)를 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제13항에 있어서,가이드홈(70)의 좌측에 형성되는 스크류라인(52)에는, 상승하며 좌측으로 커팅을 한 대응커터부(72)를 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제15항 또는 16항에 있어서,커터부(71) 또는 대응커터부(72)는, 드릴링부(20)와 지지부(30)에 형성하는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제14항 또는 15항에 있어서,커터부(71) 또는 대응커터부(72)는, 다열 가이드홈(90) 중 1열 또는 2열로 형성되는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,팁부(10)는, 치조골(1)의 임플란트의 하방으로의 수직적 침투를 목적으로 한 수평커팅을 위해서 제1나사선 아래의 코어부분을 삭제한 프로펠러의 형태로 제작하는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제1항에 있어서,팁부(10)의 하단 중심 코어(51)는, 추가적으로 더 제거하기 위한 다양한 형태의 오목한 홈(13)을 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제20항에 있어서,팁부(10)의 저면에는 중심부분에 형성되는 홈(13)은 그 형상이 원형(a), 다각형, 번개형 및 별모양(e)의 형태를 한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제20항에 있어서,팁부(10)를 형성하는 각각의 커팅팁(11)은, 1개 내지 4개 중 선택된 하나로 형성되는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 제21항에 있어서,커팅팁(11)은, 시계방향의 회전시 커팅팁(11)의 상단을 테이퍼지게 절단한 팁커터부(12)를 형성한 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 임플란트에 있어서,상광하협의 테이퍼진 형상으로 외주면을 둘레로 스크류를 형성하되;하단부터 치아의 치조골(1)을 직접 드릴링하기 위한 팁부(10)와;팁부(10)의 상단에 일체로 형성되어 중심부분의 샤프트가 되는 코어(102), 코어(102)의 외주면을 돌려 나선형으로 스크류 형성하되 스크류 회전을 통해서 치조골(1)을 절삭하며 드릴링될 수 있도록 1열의 나선구조의 스크류라인(103)이 형성된 바디부(120);바디부(120)의 상단으로 상승하여 원형의 외주면을 갖도록 형성되는 연결부(60); 및,연결부(60)의 상단으로 연장되어 치아가 직접적으로 결합되는 치아체결부(85A);를 포함하여 구성하되, 상기 팁부(10)는 그 끝단의 코어(102)가 제거되어 1열의 나선형 스크류라인(103)의 끝단이 중심선에서 일정한 간격을 두고 동심원 상에 위치하도록 하고, 상기 스크류라인(103)은 외형의 외주면으로 볼 때 상광하협의 테이퍼진 외관을 형성하도록 한 스크류인 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 임플란트에 있어서,몸체의 외주면을 둘레로 스크류를 형성하되;하단부터 치아의 치조골(1)을 직접 드릴링하기 위한 팁부(10)와;팁부(10)의 상단에 형성되는 드릴링부(20), 드릴링부(20)의 상단에 형성되는 지지부(30), 지지부(30)의 상단에 형성되는 안착부(40)로 이루어진 일체형 몸체를 형성하되, 이들은 모두 내측에 샤프트가 되는 코어(51)와, 코어(51)의 외주면에 스크류 형태로 돌려 돌출되는 스크류라인(52)으로 이루어진 바디부(50);안착부(40)의 상단에 수직 원통형으로 이루어진 연결부(60); 및,상기 연결부(60)의 상단으로 연장되어 치아를 체결할 수 잇도록 하는 치아체결부(85A);를 포함하여 일체형의 원바디형 임플란트를 구성하는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
- 임플란트에 있어서,몸체의 외주면을 둘레로 스크류를 형성하되;하단부터 치아의 치조골(1)을 직접 드릴링하기 위한 팁부(10)와;팁부(10)의 상단에 형성되는 드릴링부(20), 드릴링부(20)의 상단에 형성되는 지지부(30), 지지부(30)의 상단에 형성되는 안착부(40)로 이루어진 일체형 몸체를 형성하되, 이들은 모두 내측에 샤프트가 되는 코어(51)와, 코어(51)의 외주면에 스크류 형태로 돌려 돌출되는 스크류라인(52)으로 이루어진 바디부(50);안착부(40)의 상단에 수직 원통형으로 이루어진 연결부(60); 및,상기 연결부(60)의 상단으로 연장되어 치아를 체결할 수 잇도록 하는 치아체결부(85A);를 포함하여 일체형의 원바디형 임플란트(B)를 형성하되,상기 임플란트(B)의 코어(51)는, 원바디형 임플란트(B)의 중심선(CL)에 근접되어 그 두께가 존재하지 않아 라인으로 남는 0.01mm - 1.0mm 두께의 코어(51)만 남기고 스크류라인(52)을 형성시키는 것을 특징으로 하는 치아 임플란트.
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