A dental technology kit for coupling a dental prosthesis to a bone tissue includes at least one shell that defines a compartment that can be associated with a protruding head of a pin that can be anchored, directly or indirectly, to the bone tissue. The kit further includes at least one containment unit, which can be stably inserted into a complementarily-shaped recess that can be provided in the prosthesis, and an intermediate container defining internally a receptacle of shape at least partially complementary to the shell. The container is accommodatable in an at least partially complementarily-shaped chamber provided in the containment unit until a mating configuration is defined, in which at least one curved surface hump of the container, accommodated in the chamber, is arranged in contact with at least one complementarily-shaped curved surface region of the unit.

The present invention provides a dental implant including: a fixture and an abutment including a coupling leg, and the fixture and the abutment are elastically coupled with each other, the dental implant including: a fixture axial hole inner inclined surface in which an inner diameter of an axial hole is gradually and downwardly reduced from a predetermined position of an inner inclined surface of the fixture; a first coupling part formed with a coupling hole at a predetermined position of the fixture; and a first associated coupling part formed with a coupling protrusion complementarily coupled with the first coupling part, wherein when the first associated coupling part is separated from the first coupling part by rotating the abutment, the coupling protrusion upwardly pushes the abutment from the fixture by elastic repulsion with the axial hole inner inclined surface of the fixture, thus the abutment becomes separated from the fixture.

A dental prosthesis of a dental prosthesis system includes an incurved contact surface that contacts a gingiva. In a first reference cross-sections including first reference lines, a distance between a first point and the dental prosthesis' outer edge on a lingual side satisfies in an incisal portion, where the first point is an intersection of the contact surface and a line connecting a center of a prosthetic tooth and a position that is offset to the lingual side by 3 mm from the prosthetic tooth's base end point, and in a occlusal portion, a distance between a second point and the dental prosthesis' outer edge on the lingual side satisfies, where second point is an intersection of the contact surface and a line connecting a center of a prosthetic tooth and a position that is offset to the lingual side by a/2 from a prosthetic tooth's base end point.

A dental insert for connecting a dental implant to a dental abutment includes a dental abutment having at least two interfaces. A first interface of the at least two interfaces is formed in interaction with the abutment for fixing the dental insert to the implant by a latching and/or clamping connection. A second interface of the at least two interfaces is formed for fixing the dental insert to the dental abutment.

An arrangement for mounting to a dental implant and a tool for use therewith. The arrangement includes an abutment post connected to a conical cap. The abutment post has a conical section with a conical outer surface configured to be complementary to a conical inner surface of a conical recess of the conical cap in such a manner that the conical cap can be placed on the conical section so as to at least partially receive the conical section in its conical recess. The inner surface of the conical cap and the outer surface of the abutment post are inclined relative to one another in such a manner that the conical cap can be connected to the abutment post by friction locking between the inner surface and the outer surface. The conicity of the conical section differs from the conicity of the conical recess.

Provided is an implant unit. The implant unit includes a fixture, which is assembled to an alveolar bone and includes a long hole formed in the depth-wise direction and having an opening on the top of the fixture; an intermediate structure, which is inserted to the long hole via the opening of the fixture; and an abutment assembled to the intermediate structure, wherein a first structure for coupling the fixture to the intermediate structure is formed on the inner surface of the fixture.

An implant system and a method of forming the implant system including an implant to be implanted into living bone. The implant includes titanium. The implant includes a first surface geometry on a first portion of a surface of the implant and a second surface geometry on a second portion of the surface of the implant. The first surface geometry includes at least a submicron topography including tube-like structures and the second surface geometry includes a first micro-scale topography, a second micro-scale topography superimposed on the first topography, and a submicron topography superimposed on the first and second micro-scale topographies, the submicron topography including the tube-like structures.

A dental implant system includes an anchoring part of a ceramic material and an insertion tool. The anchoring part includes an outer thread that defines an axis. The anchoring part has a recess for an engagement of a fastening post of an abutment as well as for an engagement of an insertion tool, the recess being open towards the coronal end. The recess has an inner structure region with an inner structure that forms an insertion geometry for interacting with a corresponding outer structure of the insertion tool, and the insertion tool has an engagement portion with the corresponding outer structure. The recess forms a support region coronally of the inner structure region, wherein a transition region with a surface which in the longitudinal section is concavely arcuate and/or conical is formed between the support region and the inner structure region.

The present application relates to a fitting for insertion into a dental implant in an insertion orientation defining a central insertion axis. The fitting includes at least one resilient spring member which extends from a body portion. It further includes an alignment feature for aligning the fitting relative to the dental implant about the insertion axis. The alignment feature extends distally beyond the distal end of the spring member.

A dental prosthesis system (30) with a dental implant (32) insertable into the jaw bone of a patient and with a prosthetic structure (34) mountable on the dental implant (32) is intended, even under high mechanical loading, to provide a high degree of flexibility during use and specifically also when adapting the prosthesis to the oral situation presented by the patient. For this purpose, according to the invention, the dental implant (32), at its front end (50) provided for mounting of the prosthetic structure (34), forms a bearing face (52) serving as a support face for the prosthetic structure (34), and the prosthetic structure (34) forms a base face (54) adapted in terms of its contour to the bearing face (52), wherein the bearing face (52) and the base face (54) are provided with a number of guide pairings (56) which each comprise a guide rib (58) formed integrally on one of the faces (52, 54) and a corresponding guide groove (60) introduced into the respective other face (52, 54).