WO2023205863A1 - Bracket orthodontique - Google Patents

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WO2023205863A1
WO2023205863A1 PCT/BR2022/050530 BR2022050530W WO2023205863A1 WO 2023205863 A1 WO2023205863 A1 WO 2023205863A1 BR 2022050530 W BR2022050530 W BR 2022050530W WO 2023205863 A1 WO2023205863 A1 WO 2023205863A1
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connection port
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Fabio BEGGIORA
Renan BOTELHO DE OLIVEIRA
Wilsimar DO CARMO SILVA
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Orthometric - Indústria E Comércio De Produtos Médicos E Odontológicos Ltda
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61C—DENTISTRY; APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR ORAL OR DENTAL HYGIENE
    • A61C7/00—Orthodontics, i.e. obtaining or maintaining the desired position of teeth, e.g. by straightening, evening, regulating, separating, or by correcting malocclusions
    • A61C7/12—Brackets; Arch wires; Combinations thereof; Accessories therefor
    • A61C7/14—Brackets; Fixing brackets to teeth
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61C—DENTISTRY; APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR ORAL OR DENTAL HYGIENE
    • A61C7/00—Orthodontics, i.e. obtaining or maintaining the desired position of teeth, e.g. by straightening, evening, regulating, separating, or by correcting malocclusions
    • A61C7/12—Brackets; Arch wires; Combinations thereof; Accessories therefor
    • A61C7/28—Securing arch wire to bracket

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  • the present invention relates to a passive self-ligating orthodontic bracket. More particularly, the present invention relates to a passive self-ligating orthodontic bracket comprising a connection port for closing the slot channel.
  • Orthodontic brackets also called brackets, are accessories commonly used in the treatment or correction of tooth positioning. To do so, the brackets are glued or fixed to the teeth and interact with orthodontic wires to provide movement of the dental arch.
  • Brackets A widely used type of bracket is the self-ligating bracket.
  • Self-ligating brackets are conceptually defined into two types, interactive brackets and passive brackets.
  • Interactive brackets are basically made up of a bracket body that receives a clip-shaped connecting element (normally a “C” shaped blade/plate), where this connecting element applies a force, positioning the orthodontic arch at the bottom of a channel.
  • a clip-shaped connecting element normally a “C” shaped blade/plate
  • Passive brackets are made up of a bracket body system that receives a door connecting element which, in turn, can be configured in the form of a blade/plate (flat) or a solid body.
  • a door connecting element which, in turn, can be configured in the form of a blade/plate (flat) or a solid body.
  • the system eliminates the need for a third fixing/locking element.
  • the door configuration in a solid body uses a fixing/locking element that prevents unintentional movements or even disassembly of the system.
  • bracket systems Due to dimensional restrictions, passive self-ligating bracket systems are bulkier in the buccolingual direction (profile). This occurs because, in order to be able to add and guide the connecting element (door), guides and fittings are created with the addition of walls along the structure of the bracket body.
  • brackets Another characteristic inherent to passive self-ligating brackets is the mesio-distal sizing of the connecting element, which due to the lateral guide walls in the bracket body, the connecting element needs to be sized to be smaller than the maximum dimension of the body. . This means that, during treatment, there is a reduction in rotational control of orthodontic movement.
  • Another objective of the present invention is to provide a bracket that allows easy assembly during the manufacturing process, where it is only necessary to position the lock in the housing and insert the door by sliding until the front edge of the door exceeds the lock, reactivating the system.
  • the present invention relates to an orthodontic bracket comprising a bracket body and a connection port, wherein the connection port is configured to slide longitudinally relative to the bracket body, wherein the opening of the connection port is link in relative to the bracket body is locked by a locking element comprised in the bracket body when the bracket is in the closed position.
  • the locking element may be comprised in a locking housing of the bracket body and is configured to allow movement of the connection port in the direction of closing the bracket and block movement of the connection port in the direction of opening the bracket .
  • connection port may comprise a slot definition relief, wherein the slot definition relief closes the bracket slot channel in the upper portion when the bracket is in the closed position.
  • the present invention relates to an orthodontic bracket comprising a bracket body, comprising a slot channel, a door rail and a lock housing; a connection port, comprising a rail channel and an interaction cavity; and a locking member, comprised in the locking housing of the bracket body and configured to interact with the connection port, wherein the connection port slides longitudinally relative to the bracket body through interaction between the rail channel and the rail door, in which the locking element allows the movement of the connection port in the direction of closing the bracket and blocks the movement of the door in the direction of opening the bracket through an interaction with the interaction cavity.
  • the locking element may comprise a locking shoulder and the interaction cavity comprises at least one interaction protrusion, wherein blocking of the opening of the connecting port occurs through interaction between the locking shoulder and the at least one interaction protrusion.
  • the door track can be arranged longitudinally and centrally on the bracket body.
  • the bracket body may comprise a main channel and a secondary channel and the connection port comprises two interacting protrusions, wherein the interaction of the locking element with the first protrusion blocks the main channel and the interaction of the locking element with the second protrusion it blocks the secondary channel.
  • the main channel and the secondary channel are self-connecting channels.
  • the orthodontic bracket may comprise a color identification element.
  • Figure 1.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the bracket body of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 1.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the bracket body of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 1.3 - a side view of an embodiment of the bracket body of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 2.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the bracket body with locking element of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention
  • Figure 2.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the bracket body with locking element of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention
  • Figure 2.3 - a side view of an embodiment of the bracket body with locking element of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention
  • Figure 4.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 4.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 4.3 - a side view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 5.1 - a top perspective view of an embodiment of the connection port of the present invention.
  • Figure 5.2 - a bottom perspective view of an embodiment of the connection port of the present invention.
  • Figure 5.3 - a top view of an embodiment of the connection port of the present invention.
  • Figure 5.4 - a bottom view of an embodiment of the connection port of the present invention.
  • Figure 5.5 - a side view of an embodiment of the connection port of the present invention.
  • Figure 6 - a side sectional view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention. It is
  • Figure 7.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 7.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention
  • Figure 7.3 - a side view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention
  • Figure 8.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 8.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 8.3 - a side view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 9.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 9.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 10.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 10.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 10.3 - a side view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 11.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention
  • Figure 11.2 - a top view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 11.3 - a side view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention.
  • Figure 12.1 - a perspective view of an embodiment of the orthodontic bracket of the present invention
  • the passive self-ligating bracket of the present invention comprises a bracket body 200, a connection port 300 and a locking element 400.
  • FIG. 1.1 to 1.3 illustrate the bracket body 200 according to an embodiment of the bracket of the present invention.
  • the bracket body 200 of the present invention comprises a base and an upper portion 210.
  • the upper portion 210 of the bracket comprises a hook 212, a color identification element 214, at least one slot channel 216, 218, a door track 220 and a latch housing 224.
  • the hook 212 included in the bracket comprises a spherical end associated with the upper portion 210 of the bracket through a hook extension 212.
  • the spherical end may have other shapes, such as, for example, semicircle or oval shape.
  • the brackets that comprise the hook 212 are brackets for posterior teeth (canines and premolars).
  • the hooks 212 can have different positions on the bracket depending on the desired application.
  • the canine hooks 212 are positioned more distally on the bracket (figures 9.1 to 9.3), as normally, in these cases, forces tend to be applied by fractionating the canine teeth towards the distal direction.
  • hook 212 is positioned in the center of the bracket, allowing the bracket to be installed on any premolar tooth (figures 8.1 to 8.3).
  • the bracket of the present invention comprises the color identification element 214.
  • the color identification element 214 is a component of the bracket that allows the bracket application tooth to be identified.
  • the color identification element 214 is applied to the bracket using paint, which can be applied during the bracket production process, for example.
  • the color identification element 214 may comprise a projection or recess, where the paint is applied to the bracket.
  • the bracket comprises the projection for applying the paint.
  • each bracket may have a color corresponding to the tooth in question.
  • “mirrored” teeth such as, for example, left canine and right canine
  • the positioning of the marking is changed so that the color identification element 214 is always more distal to the bracket.
  • the color identification element 214 is applied to the mesio-distal center of the indicated bracket, which can be applied to any of the premolar teeth.
  • the colors of the color identification element 214 can be defined as white for upper central incisors, orange for upper lateral incisors, green for canines, and red for premolars.
  • color identification elements are not applied to the lower incisor tooth brackets as they are standardized. Such an example should not be interpreted in a limiting way, and other colors and applications of the color identification element 214 may be used.
  • the at least one slot channel 216, 218 of the present invention is a through opening that extends in the transverse direction, i.e., mesio-distal, to the body of the bracket.
  • the function of the slot channel is to receive a sliding element, such as an orthodontic wire, and interact with the sliding element in order to limit its movement in relation to the bracket.
  • the bracket body 200 comprises two slot channels, a main channel 216 and a secondary channel 218.
  • the bracket body 200 comprises a central wall, which separates the channel main channel 216 from secondary channel 218.
  • the main channel 216 and the secondary channel 218 divide the upper portion 210 of the bracket body 200 into a front portion and a rear portion in relation to the longitudinal (occluso-gingival) axis of the bracket.
  • the use of two slot channels in the bracket provides more points of contact when using an arc in each channel. Consequently, there is greater transfer of force to the tooth, making it possible to use archwires with smaller caliber and less force for the correct and complete movement of the tooth.
  • the main channel 216 and the secondary channel 218 are self-connecting channels, which facilitates the insertion of the arc into the secondary channel 218.
  • the bracket comprises the port rail 220.
  • the port rail 220 of the bracket of the present invention is responsible for guiding the movement of the connection port 300 of the bracket, which will be described in further detail forward, in relation to the bracket body 200.
  • the port rail 220 is a protuberance arranged longitudinally (occluso-gingival direction) on the posterior portion of the bracket and the central wall in a centralized manner.
  • the port track 220 extends in the upper and lateral directions of the bracket body 200 so as to form a protuberance comprising rail tabs 222.
  • the rail tabs 222 of the port rail 220 of the backet of the present invention are configured to interact with port tabs 312 of the connection port 300 of the bracket of the present invention to form an acute fit, enabling movement of the connection port 300 in the longitudinal (occluso-gingival) direction of the bracket body 200 and preventing movement of the connection port 300 in the upper and lateral directions of the bracket body 200.
  • the door track 220 of the present invention comprises a trapezoid-shaped cross section with the upper base larger than the lower base. As can be seen, the angulations of the side walls of the trapezoid form the rail flaps 222.
  • the bracket body 200 comprises a lock housing 224.
  • the lock housing 224 is a concavity or recess comprised in the bracket body 200 configured to receive a lock element 400, which will be described in detail later.
  • the Latch housing 224 is comprised in the port track 220 and the rear portion of the bracket so that its position allows the latch element 400 to interact with the connection port 300.
  • the shape of the lock housing 224 is configured to receive the lock element 400 so as to block its longitudinal and lateral movement relative to the bracket body 200. This longitudinal and lateral locking provides adequate locking of the connection port 300 , that is, a lock without gaps that can cause wear during interactions.
  • the locking housing 224 of the bracket of the present invention allows for easy assembly of the bracket, as the locking element 400 is easily positioned in the housing during the manufacturing process. With the lock member 400 positioned in the lock housing 224, sliding the connection port 300 along the door track 220 until the front edge of the connection port 300 clears the latch, reactivates the system, i.e., terminates the bracket mounting with connection port locking 300.
  • the bracket body 200 of the bracket of the present invention comprises a base 230.
  • the base 230 is a monobloc base, that is, a base that is an integral part of the bracket body 200.
  • the base 230 aims to create the interface between the bracket and the tooth where the bracket adhesion will occur.
  • the base 230 comprises a base surface, which is composed of a cavity formed by an edge that follows the entire perimeter of the base 230. Retaining pins are arranged inside this cavity.
  • the base surface is a textured surface, that is, a surface that has undergone a texturing process. Thus, the roughness of the base surface is increased, providing greater adhesion strength of the bracket to the tooth.
  • Figures 2.1 to 2.3 illustrate the bracket of the present invention comprising the locking element 400
  • figures 3.1 to 3.9 illustrate three views of three different embodiments of the locking element 400 of the present invention.
  • the bracket of the present invention comprises the locking element 400, which is housed in the locking housing 224 comprised in the bracket body 200.
  • the locking element 400 comprises a locking shoulder 410 and a locking base 412.
  • the association of the locking shoulder 410 with the locking base 412 provides a sling-shaped locking element 400.
  • the slingshot shape is a shape that allows the locking element 400 to lodge in the locking housing 224 of the bracket body 200 and interact with the connection port 300, as will be described below.
  • the locking shoulder 410 is the portion of the locking element 400 configured to interact with the connection port 300 and lock the movement of the connection port 300 relative to the bracket body 200 in the opening direction.
  • the locking shoulder 410 may comprise an attenuated side and a rigid side.
  • the interaction of the connection port 300 with the locking shoulder 410 provides a sliding that can only be carried out in a certain direction.
  • the sliding of the connection port 300 can be carried out in the direction of closing the channel or channels and prevented in the direction of opening after the channels are completely closed.
  • the locking element 400 allows the closing and blocks the opening of the channels through the connection port 300.
  • the lock base 412 is associated with the lock shoulder 410.
  • the lock base 412 is configured to house the housing locking element 224 and prevent the locking element 400 from moving relative to the bracket body 200 when the connection port 300 is moved. In this way, the connection port 300 can move relative to the locking element 400, but not relative to the bracket body 200 in the lateral and longitudinal directions.
  • Figures 4.1 to 4.3 illustrate the bracket of the present invention comprising the locking element 400 and interacting with the connection port 300
  • figures 5.1 to 5.6 illustrate the connection port 300 of the present invention.
  • connection port 300 comprises a rail channel 310, a slot definition relief 314, an interaction cavity 316, and a tool interaction portion 320.
  • the rail channel 310 of the connector port 300 is an opening that extends longitudinally in one of the surfaces of the connector port 300 and is configured to interact with the port rail 220 of the bracket body 200.
  • the The rail channel 310 is formed by port tabs 312 arranged longitudinally on the sides of the gateway 300.
  • the port tabs 312 of the bracket body 200 are configured to interact with the rail tabs 222 of the gateway 300.
  • each door flap comprises an inner surface comprising an angle that forms a narrowing of the cross-section of the rail channel 310 at the end away from the connecting port 300.
  • the cross-section of the rail channel 310 rail 310 of connecting port 300 is substantially similar to the cross-section of port rail 220 of bracket body 200.
  • connection port 300 The central position of the port track 220 in the bracket body 200 and the lateral position of the port tabs 312 in the connection port 300 present numerous advantages to the bracket of the present invention. For example, sidewalls on the bracket body 200 are made unnecessary to guide the connection port 300. Consequently, it is possible for the connection port 300 to be sized mesiodistal equally (or larger) to the bracket body 200 , which allows greater rotational control in orthodontic movement.
  • this rail system configured to the bracket body 200, it is possible to absorb part of the buccal-lingual (profile) dimensional increase of the bracket, as, respecting the minimum dimension necessary for the depth of the slot channel, the door track 220 is incorporated into the bracket body 200 so that the top of the track is defined as the upper end of the slot channel, thus creating “reliefs” on the mesial and distal sides of the wall, delimiting said track.
  • the slot definition relief 314 is the portion of the connection port 300 that completes or “closes” the bracket slot channel in the upper portion 210 when the bracket is in the closed position.
  • Slot defining reliefs 314 are concavities comprised in port flaps 312 that provide “reliefs” in the side portion of the slot channel and define the cross-sectional dimension of the side portion of the slot channel.
  • the connection port 300 is configured with slot definition reliefs 314 that extend mesio-distally.
  • connection port 300 comprises the interaction cavity 316, which is a concavity, depression or recess comprised in the central region of the surface of the connection port 300 that comprises the rail channel 310.
  • the interaction cavity 316 is the portion of the gateway 300 configured to interact with the locking element 400.
  • the interaction cavity 316 comprises at least one interaction protuberance 318.
  • the interaction protrusion 318 is a protrusion that extends within the interaction cavity 316.
  • the protrusion interacts with the locking element 400 to provide forces that block the opening of the connection port 300 when the bracket is in the closed position .
  • the shape of the protrusion may optionally comprise a side with a shortened curvature and a side with an elongated curvature that interact with the attenuated side and the rigid side of the locking shoulder 410 respectively.
  • the bracket of the present invention allows the connection port 300 to slide in the direction of closing the channel or channels and prevents the connection port 300 from sliding in the opening direction. That is, the interaction of the locking element 400 with the interaction protrusion 318 allows the closing and blocks the opening of the channels through the connection port 300.
  • the interaction cavity 316 comprises two interaction protrusions 318 in order to allow a first closing movement of the main channel 216 and a second closing movement of the secondary channel 218.
  • Figures 7.1 to 7.3 illustrate the bracket of the present invention in the closed or assembled position, in which the connection port 300 is moved until it completely covers the slot channel or, in this case, all slot channels.
  • the locking element 400 (not visible) interacts with the interaction cavity 316 of the connection port 300 to provide a lock or block of the longitudinal movement of the connection port 300 in the opening direction.
  • the self-connecting bracket of the present invention allows for simplification in the assembly of the system, as it is possible to accommodate the locking element 400 in the central housing located in the door rail 220, which in turn is located in the bracket body 200.
  • the rail channel 310 located in the connection port 300 is positioned in line with the port track 220 of the bracket body 200.
  • the bracket comprises a tool interaction portion 320.
  • the tool interaction portion 320 allows the interaction of an orthodontic tool (preferably a sharp-tipped instrument) with the connection port 300 of the bracket so that it can be moved by applying opening and closing forces.
  • the tool interaction portion 320 is a boss with a hole comprised in the upper surface of the connection port 300.
  • the boss of the tool interaction portion 320 comprises smoothed edges in the mucosal contact region to provide greater comfort to the patient.
  • the shoulder hole comprises a triangular geometry.
  • other geometries can be used, such as circles, squares or multi-edge geometries.
  • connection port 300 Still for the movement of the connection port 300, it is conceptually possible to replace the projection of the tool interaction portion 320 with a cavity in the front portion of the edge of the connection port 300, thus allowing the use of a tool-shaped instrument. key, where with just the rotational movement of the instrument, the connection port 300 opens. This concept is more effective for brackets that have a simple channel (just one channel) and can be applied in combination with the shoulder.
  • Figures 8.1 to 8.3 illustrate an embodiment of the bracket of the present invention that comprises the hook 212 and the color identification element 214 positioned in the center of the bracket. This embodiment is recommended for use, for example, in premolar teeth as they present unification/communization, and can also be used in other teeth.
  • Figures 9.1 to 9.3 illustrate an embodiment of the bracket of the present invention that comprises the hook 212 and the color identification element 214 positioned in the distal portion of the bracket. This embodiment is indicated for use, for example, in canine teeth, as the forces tend to be applied by fractionating the canine teeth in the distal direction, and it can also be used in other teeth.
  • FIG. 10.1 to 10.3 illustrate an embodiment of the bracket of the present invention that does not comprise the hook and comprises the color identification element 214 positioned in the distal portion of the bracket. Furthermore, the base 230 of the bracket comprises a steep slope. This embodiment is indicated for use, for example, in upper incisor teeth, and can also be used in other teeth.
  • Figures 11.1 to 11.3 illustrate an embodiment of the bracket of the present invention that does not comprise the hook and comprises the color identification element 214 positioned in the distal portion of the bracket. Furthermore, the base 230 of the bracket comprises a steep slope. This embodiment is indicated for use, for example, in upper incisor teeth, and can also be used in other teeth.
  • Figures 12.1 to 12.3 illustrate an embodiment of the bracket of the present invention that does not comprise the hook and comprises the color identification element 214 positioned in the center of the bracket. This embodiment is indicated for use, for example, on lower incisor teeth, and can also be used on other teeth.
  • the bracket body 200 comprises a single slot channel.
  • gateway 300 is configured to close a single transmission channel. slot and therefore comprises a single interaction protuberance 318.
  • the advantages already mentioned for the constructional characteristics of the bracket of the present invention are also present.

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La présente invention concerne un bracket orthodontique comprenant : un corps de bracket (200) qui comporte un canal en fente, un rail de porte (220) et un logement de blocage (224) ; une porte de liaison (300) qui comprend un canal de rail (320) et une cavité d'interaction (316) ; et un élément de blocage (400) disposé dans le logement de blocage (224) du corps de bracket (200) et conçu pour interagir avec la porte de liaison (300), la porte de liaison (300) coulissant longitudinalement par rapport au corps de bracket (200) du fait de l'interaction entre le canal de rail (310) et le rail de porte (220), l'élément de blocage (400) permettant le déplacement de la porte de liaison (300) dans le sens de fermeture du bracket et bloquant le déplacement de la porte dans le sens d'ouverture du bracket du fait d'une interaction avec la cavité d'interaction (316).
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