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TOOL FOR 3D ADJUSTMENT OF MUSCLE POSITION, AND ARTICULATOR FOR 3D ADJUSTMENT OF MUSCLE POSITION
20190038386 · 2019-02-07 ·

A tool for 3D adjustment of a muscle position used at the adjustment of a jaw position is provided with a first member attached in a position corresponding to left and right molar regions, including a plurality of convex parts and a second member attached to a position opposing at least the first member, wherein the first member has a surface facing the second member provided with a plurality of convex parts, the convex parts having distal ends capable of sliding on an upper surface of the second member, and the second member has a surface facing at least the first member, the surface being a substantially flat surface. By using the articulator for 3D adjustment of a muscle position, the occlusal position is caused to correspond to the centric occlusal position with good accuracy, making it possible to produce a prosthetic appliance.

TOOL FOR 3D ADJUSTMENT OF MUSCLE POSITION, AND ARTICULATOR FOR 3D ADJUSTMENT OF MUSCLE POSITION
20190038386 · 2019-02-07 ·

A tool for 3D adjustment of a muscle position used at the adjustment of a jaw position is provided with a first member attached in a position corresponding to left and right molar regions, including a plurality of convex parts and a second member attached to a position opposing at least the first member, wherein the first member has a surface facing the second member provided with a plurality of convex parts, the convex parts having distal ends capable of sliding on an upper surface of the second member, and the second member has a surface facing at least the first member, the surface being a substantially flat surface. By using the articulator for 3D adjustment of a muscle position, the occlusal position is caused to correspond to the centric occlusal position with good accuracy, making it possible to produce a prosthetic appliance.

METHOD FOR PREPARING A PHYSICAL PLASTER MODEL
20180361651 · 2018-12-20 ·

The invention provides a method for creating a physical teeth model. The method comprises the following steps: providing a virtual three dimensional (3D) representation of a patient's dentition that comprises at least a region of the teeth that includes a tooth stump on which a crown is to be fitted or a region on to which a bridge is to be fitted; and preparing a physical model of the jaws of a subject from a blank, based on information from said virtual 3D image.

METHOD FOR PREPARING A PHYSICAL PLASTER MODEL
20180361651 · 2018-12-20 ·

The invention provides a method for creating a physical teeth model. The method comprises the following steps: providing a virtual three dimensional (3D) representation of a patient's dentition that comprises at least a region of the teeth that includes a tooth stump on which a crown is to be fitted or a region on to which a bridge is to be fitted; and preparing a physical model of the jaws of a subject from a blank, based on information from said virtual 3D image.

ARTICULATOR
20180333234 · 2018-11-22 ·

An articulator for dental use includes a first base, a second base coupled to the first base, and an occlusion pin configured to couple the first base and the second base in a closed position. The first base includes a first base body including a first groove configured to receive plaster, a first hinge portion configured to extend outwardly from one end of the first base body, and a plurality of pin holes. The second base includes a second base body including a second groove configured to receive the plaster, a second hinge portion configured to extend outwardly from one end of the second base body, and a plurality of guide pin holes. The second hinge portion is configured to couple to the first hinge portion via the occlusion pin in the closed position.

ARTICULATOR
20180333234 · 2018-11-22 ·

An articulator for dental use includes a first base, a second base coupled to the first base, and an occlusion pin configured to couple the first base and the second base in a closed position. The first base includes a first base body including a first groove configured to receive plaster, a first hinge portion configured to extend outwardly from one end of the first base body, and a plurality of pin holes. The second base includes a second base body including a second groove configured to receive the plaster, a second hinge portion configured to extend outwardly from one end of the second base body, and a plurality of guide pin holes. The second hinge portion is configured to couple to the first hinge portion via the occlusion pin in the closed position.

Probe device for analyzing physical properties of food, having teeth form

The present invention relates to a probe device for analyzing physical properties of food, having a teeth form, and more specifically, to a probe device for analyzing physical properties of food, having a teeth form, capable of objectively analyzing various physical properties felt by a person when chewing food, selecting and using a probe corresponding to a molar, a front tooth or a canine tooth, allowing a vertical motion of a press to be interlocked with a motion of the jaw joint, and allowing chewing experiments similar to real chewing of the human body to be carried out by enabling smooth occlusion of the upper jaw and the lower jaw.

Method for producing dentures and articulator for carrying out the method
10092378 · 2018-10-09 · ·

For producing dentures, a new method and device render it possible to evaluate and shape movements generated by the individual jaw joints of the patient such that work with appropriate articulators becomes possible, which employ the individual jaw joints as articulation joints and thus carry out the identical movements. The known articulators are equipped with joint-space duplicates such that they can be employed with optimal equipment for the respective patient. The support pin is moved back as fixing pin in the retral space of the articulator such that it does not constitute an impediment when working on and when inspecting the jaw models arranged on the frame upper part and the frame base part. Moreover, setting different biting positions is made significantly easier, because the frame upper part is fixed to a swivel arch of the frame base part by an adjustable position stabilizer but can also be detached.

Method for producing dentures and articulator for carrying out the method
10092378 · 2018-10-09 · ·

For producing dentures, a new method and device render it possible to evaluate and shape movements generated by the individual jaw joints of the patient such that work with appropriate articulators becomes possible, which employ the individual jaw joints as articulation joints and thus carry out the identical movements. The known articulators are equipped with joint-space duplicates such that they can be employed with optimal equipment for the respective patient. The support pin is moved back as fixing pin in the retral space of the articulator such that it does not constitute an impediment when working on and when inspecting the jaw models arranged on the frame upper part and the frame base part. Moreover, setting different biting positions is made significantly easier, because the frame upper part is fixed to a swivel arch of the frame base part by an adjustable position stabilizer but can also be detached.

Articulator And Articulator Auxiliary Device

An articulator having a maxillary member and a mandibular member, which are connected to each other via condylar articulations, wherein a maxillary adaptor is attachable or attached at the maxillary member and a mandibular adaptor at the mandibular member, wherein a maxillary alignment member especially is form-fittingly connected to the maxillary adaptor and a mandibular alignment member is especially form-fittingly connected with the mandibular adaptor, and wherein the alignment members are automatically alignable to each other and comprising scanning members, by means of which the arrangement of alignment members and adaptors is scannable in a scanner and especially the relative position thereof moreover is detectable in relation to the articulator via the scanner.