A dental implant device for insertion into a bore defined in bone for use with a prosthetic tooth or dental appliance includes an abutment with a plurality of male keys disposed about the distal end of the abutment capable of being affixed to the prosthetic tooth or dental appliance, an implantable anchor having a proximal and distal end, a plurality of female keyways defined into the proximal end of the anchor, the keyways capable of coupling to the male keys of the abutment and thereby preventing relative rotation of the abutment and anchor; an interlocking thread helically defined around a longitudinal axis of the anchor, the thread being adapted to couple to the bore defined in the bone and means for coupling the abutment to the implant anchor.

A system for attaching a natural tooth to a dental implant includes a dental prosthesis and an elastomeric cushion. The elastomeric cushion is positioned in contact, either directly or indirectly, with at least a portion of the dental implant and at least a portion of the dental prosthesis such that the elastomeric cushion permits movement of the dental prosthesis relative to the dental implant in response to movement of the natural tooth transferred through the dental prosthesis.

A dental implant device for insertion into a bore defined in bone for use with a prosthetic tooth or dental appliance includes an abutment with a plurality of male keys disposed about the distal end of the abutment capable of being affixed to the prosthetic tooth or dental appliance, an implantable anchor having a proximal and distal end, a plurality of female keyways defined into the proximal end of the anchor, the keyways capable of coupling to the male keys of the abutment and thereby preventing relative rotation of the abutment and anchor, an interlocking thread helically defined around a longitudinal axis of the anchor, the thread being adapted to couple to the bore defined in the bone and means for coupling the abutment to the implant anchor.

A dental implant, including a generally cylindrical body having a proximal open end and a distal closed end and an externally threaded surface, a socket extending distally from the proximal end and terminating at a proximally facing shoulder and an internally threaded hole extending distally from the proximally facing shoulder and a curved portion formed between the proximally facing shoulder and the internally threaded wall.

A functional implant includes: a fixture; an abutment coupled to the upper portion of the fixture using a bolt; and a crown coupled to the abutment coupled to the fixture, the crown having a crown body concave on top thereof, an abutment insertion recess formed inside the crown body to be open on the underside of the crown body, and a coupling guide portion formed on an inner peripheral wall of the abutment insertion recess and having a scratch surface formed on the surface of the inner peripheral wall, a silica layer bonded to the scratch surface, a zirconia primer layer coated onto the silica layer, and a resin bonded to the zirconia primer layer. The crown is detachably coupled to the abutment through press-fitting, thereby allowing easy detachment and smooth repair and correction. The crown is made using milling, thus reducing errors to ensure good fitness and passivity.

The present invention relates to a dental implant structure and a method of manufacturing the same, and more particularly, to a method of manufacturing an implant structure including a crown flowing in response to occlusal force capable of preventing an implant structure such as a fixture or an abutment and/or an abutment screw, which is provided at a lower portion of a crown, from being fractured due to repetitive occlusal force by installing an elastomer absorbing the occlusal force between the crown and the abutment, and an implant structure.

Disclosed is a dental implant abutment having a function of buffering occlusal force transmitted through a prosthesis and configured to be elastically coupled to the prosthesis without using an adhesive. A prosthesis fastening protrusion protrudes outward from an outer surface of an upper portion thereof on which a prosthesis is mounted. The diameter of the prosthesis fastening protrusion being greater than the diameter of a portion located directly therebelow. Indentations divide the upper portion of the abutment into a plurality of sections. The indentations continuously extend downward a predetermined length from a top end surface of the abutment. A predetermined lengthwise portion of each of the indentations has a spiral or oblique shape.