Patent classifications
A61K6/824
BLOCK FOR DENTAL PROSTHESES
A block for dental prostheses is in the form of a column or a board, a main crystalline phase of the block being of lithium disilicate, and when the block is observed in a field of view of a partially enlarged cross section of the block, the proportion of the total area of crystals having a length of at least 0.5 μm, the crystals appearing in the field of view, to an area of the field of view is at most 21%.
Composition for intracanal medication
The present invention relates to a composition of an intracanal medication agent for medicating root canals for a predetermined period of time. According to one aspect of the invention, there is provided an intracanal medication composition based on a calcium hydroxide component, comprising: calcium hydroxide or a calcium hydroxide producing component as a powder component; and at least one of diethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), N-methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP) and diethylene glycol monoethyl ether (DEGEE) as a liquid component.
Glass composition and glass powder, in particular for the use in the dental field
The present disclosure relates to a glass composition as well as a glass powder. The disclosure also relates to the use in the dental field, e.g. as dental material such as dental filling or dental restauration material, in particular as or for the production of a glass ionomer cement, for example for the treatment and/or for the filling of cavities in human and/or animal teeth and/or for tooth restoration.
Glass composition and glass powder, in particular for the use in the dental field
The present disclosure relates to a glass composition as well as a glass powder. The disclosure also relates to the use in the dental field, e.g. as dental material such as dental filling or dental restauration material, in particular as or for the production of a glass ionomer cement, for example for the treatment and/or for the filling of cavities in human and/or animal teeth and/or for tooth restoration.
COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF ZrO2-BASED CERAMIC DENTAL CROWNS
Systems and methods for additive manufacturing of ZrO.sub.2 ceramic objects, and in particular ZrO.sub.2-based ceramic dental crowns. A method includes mixing a doped ZrO.sub.2 powder with a photo-curable resin to produce a printing mixture, 3D printing of a dental crown green body structure using the printing mixture, wherein the 3D printing includes an advanced digital light processing (ADLP) process using a gradient printing technique to form a color gradient in the dental crown green body structure, debinding the dental crown green body structure to remove organic polymers using one of a thermal debinding process, an infrared debinding process, and a laser debinding process, sintering the debound dental crown structure to produce a densified dental crown structure using one of a pressureless sintering process, a laser sintering process, and an electric field sintering process, and surface engineering the densified dental crown structure to produce a finished dental crown structure using one of a mechanical polishing process, a laser polishing process, a laser shock peening process, a shot peening process, and a water jet process.
Ceramic Bodies Having Antimicrobial Properties and Methods of Making the Same
A method for making a ceramic body comprised of a ceramic material having an inhibitory effect on bacterial growth is provided. A dental prosthesis may be made of a ceramic material that comprises a molybdenum-containing component on a portion of the prosthesis that contacts the gingival surface of a patient. In one method, a porous zirconia ceramic structure is shaped in the form of a dental prosthesis, and then infiltrated with a molybdenum-containing composition, before sintering to densify the ceramic structure.
Ceramic Bodies Having Antimicrobial Properties and Methods of Making the Same
A method for making a ceramic body comprised of a ceramic material having an inhibitory effect on bacterial growth is provided. A dental prosthesis may be made of a ceramic material that comprises a molybdenum-containing component on a portion of the prosthesis that contacts the gingival surface of a patient. In one method, a porous zirconia ceramic structure is shaped in the form of a dental prosthesis, and then infiltrated with a molybdenum-containing composition, before sintering to densify the ceramic structure.
SET OF COLORED POROUS ZIRCONIA DENTAL MILL BLANKS AND PROCESS OF PRODUCTION
The invention relates to a set of porous zirconia dental mill blanks comprising at least two differently colored porous zirconia dental mill blanks, the porous zirconia dental mill blanks comprising zirconia, yttria, coloring ions, and optionally alumina, comprising multiple layers with different yttria content, having a bottom layer and a top layer, the content of yttria and coloring ions in mol % changing in opposite direction to each other from the bottom layer to the top layer, and the content of yttria and coloring ions in mol % being adjusted to provide an essentially constant ratio of the sum of yttria and coloring ions in mol % between the top layer and the bottom layer for the at least two differently colored zirconia dental mill blanks. The invention also relates to a process of producing such a set.
METHOD TO INCREASE THE STRENGTH OF A FORM BODY OF A LITHIUM SILICATE GLASS CERAMIC
The invention relates to a medical form body of lithium silicate glass ceramic. To increase its strength it is proposed that in the form body comprising lithium silicate glass or containing lithium silicate glass the lithium ions are replaced by alkali ions of greater diameter to generate a surface compressive stress. To this end the form body is covered with a melt containing an alkali metal for which an aliquoted quantity of salt containing the alkali metal is used.
METHOD TO INCREASE THE STRENGTH OF A FORM BODY OF A LITHIUM SILICATE GLASS CERAMIC
The invention relates to a medical form body of lithium silicate glass ceramic. To increase its strength it is proposed that in the form body comprising lithium silicate glass or containing lithium silicate glass the lithium ions are replaced by alkali ions of greater diameter to generate a surface compressive stress. To this end the form body is covered with a melt containing an alkali metal for which an aliquoted quantity of salt containing the alkali metal is used.