The invention relates to an implant for attaching to a bone with a support structure which comprises at least one securing portion which follows the bone outer structure and is to be attached to the bone, wherein a base for receiving a prosthesis directly or by using an intermediate part (abutment) projects from the support structure. In addition, the invention also relates to a method for producing an implant, comprising the step of capturing individual patient data, and creating the support structure and/or the base on the basis of the individual patient data.

The present disclosure relates to single tooth or full arch dental restoration. In cases where patients have insufficient bone stock for conventional root-form dental implants, current solutions often fail to restore function. The present disclosure describes a transalveolar dental implant for single tooth or full arch dental restoration. The transalveolar dental implant is comprised of a post and a bone plate, the bone plate having a contoured portion fabricated to match the topography of a bony surface of the facial skeleton. Through primary fixation of the contoured portion of the bone plate, the transalveolar dental implant improves function and outcomes in affected patients.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide for structures including bioresorbable alloy membrane (e.g., Mg-, Fe-, Zn-based alloy membranes that include calcium, strontium, and/or manganese), methods of guided bone regeneration, and the like. In an aspect, the membrane can be a periodontal mesh that is biodegradable, bioerodible, and biocompatible and has a life time (e.g., 1-4 months) in line with what is desired for such procedures.

The present invention generally relates to osseointegrated implants. In particular, embodiments of the present invention relate to extraosseous implants, for example, supra crestal implants, that are configured to substantially continuously cover the 3D topography of a top and a lateral surface of a bone, for example, a crestal and a lateral surface of the jaw. For example, the implants may be used on partially or completely edentulous jaws. Also, embodiments of the present invention relate to such implants made from biocompatible material of suitable porosity and elastic modulus. Specifically, embodiments of the present invention relate to improved implants suitable for implantation to bone deficient in quantity or quality, such as severely resorbed jaw bone. Further embodiments relate to a unique composite material comprising PEEK, bioglass and PMMA, and formed using triacrylate.

A jaw implant (1) having at least one approximately U-shaped hole strip (2), which carries fixing holes (3) spaced apart from one another. In the jaw implant (1), in the space between adjacent fixing holes (3) there are provided cross-sectional weaknesses (4) for cutting the at least one hole strip (2) to length. The at least one hole strip (2) has, in a partial region (8) situated at a distance from the free ends (6, 7) of this hole strip (2), in the region of every fixing hole (3) having an internal screw thread for fixing a dental prosthesis, a cross-sectional widening (9) which increases the longitudinal extension of this fixing hole (3).

A one piece custom made dental device for holding multiple teeth comprises a mono block of dental implants (4), abutments (1), supracrestally or supragingivally connecting bars (2) and pontics (3). Implant (4) is made up of flat and broad base (4.1) and implant body portion (4.4) having vertical threads (4.3), inverted thread (4.2), crestal supporting thread (4.5). Implant (4), abutments (1) and pontics (2) are fabricated according to an individual's bone and gum data to form mono block structure without any screw and joints in such a manner as to distribute stress and strain on integrated dental implants. Multiple implants are integrated through supracrystally or supragingivally connecting bars (2). The dental device of the present invention is designed to achieve faster placement and implantation process with minimal bone loss and minimal micro movements. The present device reduces time required for healing and cost of whole implantation and prosthesis process drastically.

Disclosed is an assembly of: a jaw implant for oral subperiosteal placement over the alveolar ridge of a patient's maxilla or mandible; dentures; and supports for the dentures on the jaw implant, spaced apart therefrom. The dentures selections from right premolars and right molars and other from incisors, canine, premolars and molars left of the median line, and/or selections from left premolars and left molars and selections from incisors, canine, premolars and molars right of the median line. The implast is divided into segments or bodies configured for respective placement in different areas of the alveolar ridge, spaced apart from one another in arc direction of the alveolar ridge. The dentures include a bridge part that is bending-rigid under the intended loads that occur and has an arc length that suffices to connect the segments to each other via the supports.

The present disclosure relates to single tooth or full arch dental restoration. In cases where patients have insufficient bone stock for conventional root-form dental implants, current solutions often fail to restore function. The present disclosure describes a transalveolar dental implant for single tooth or full arch dental restoration. The transalveolar dental implant is comprised of a post and a bone plate, the bone plate having a contoured portion fabricated to match the topography of a bony surface of the facial skeleton. Through primary fixation of the contoured portion of the bone plate, the transalveolar dental implant improves function and outcomes in affected patients.

Provided is a method of controlling local release of target compounds by patterning a hydrogel carrying a bone morphogenetic protein as the target compounds on a nanoporous membrane. The nanoporous membrane is capable of controlling local release of the bone morphogenetic protein as a carrier of the bone morphogenetic protein while performing a basic function of the membrane of preventing infiltration of connective tissue, and thus, there is an advantage in that the nanoporous membrane can facilitate generation of controlled bone in a local region.

A dental implant assembly may be provided with a spacer removably attachable to a dental implant, a cap removably attachable to the spacer, and a surgical barrier that may be at least partially disposed between the cap and the spacer. The spacer may include a first end configured to engage with the dental implant and a second end configured to engage with the cap. The second end may further include a tool connection region. The surgical barrier may include an outer membrane and an inner mesh enclosed within the outer membrane. A cap head may be provided with a lower surface configured to engage with the surgical barrier. A cap body may be provided with a threaded profile engageable with a threaded connection of the second end of the spacer. At least part of the surgical barrier may be sandwiched between the spacer and the lower surface of the cap.