A dental restoration device includes a sleeve having an exterior surface and an interior pocket that is at least partially filled with a dental cement, and a crown having an exterior surface and an interior surface that is mated to the exterior surface of the crown and bonded thereto by an adhesive disposed between the exterior surface of the sleeve and the interior surface of the crown.

A bone foundation guide system and method, the system could comprise a bone foundation guide comprising a body forming an open surgical space, the body further having a bottom contoured to reversibly affix to exposed bone of a dental surgical site and a top contoured to match a bottom side of a dental implant surgical guide; at least one anchoring strut that removably attaches to the body with an apex of the anchoring strut further denoting an one or more indentations for matching up with and receiving one or more portions of one alveolar ridge that opposes another alveolar ridge supporting the dental surgical site; alternatively to the anchoring struts and a tissue spacing gasket, the dental implant surgical guide that removably connects to the body; and alternatively to the anchoring struts or the dental implant surgical guide, the tissue spacing gasket that removably connects to the body.

Disclosed is a method for manufacture of a removable dental prosthesis by moulding, the method including: digital modelling of a prosthesis model; a step of producing a mould including a lower half-shell corresponding to a tooth part of the prosthesis and an upper half-shell corresponding to a gum part of the prosthesis, the two half-shells being able to be joined together by affixing one to the other, thereby forming an impression of the prosthesis, the step including digital modelling of a model of the mould, followed by additive manufacture of at least the lower half-shell, and a step of producing the prosthesis, the step including in succession at least one provision of at least one artificial tooth, positioning of the artificial tooth in a seat of the lower half-shell, assembling the mould and pouring a filler material into the mould. Also disclosed is a prosthesis obtained by this method.

A resin composition for stereolithography may emit a weak odor, enable easy fabrication of an object, and may be made into a cured product having desirable toughness and water resistance when used for stereolithographical fabrication. A resin composition for stereolithography may include: an α,β-unsaturated double bond group-containing compound (A) having a homopolymer glass transition temperature (Tg) of 40° C. or more, having a plurality of independent aromatic rings, and having no urethane bond; an α,β-unsaturated double bond group-containing compound (B) having a homopolymer glass transition temperature (Tg) of less than 40° C., having a ring structure, and having a normal boiling point of 250° C. or more; and a photopolymerization initiator (C).

A resin composition for stereolithography may emit a weak odor, enable easy fabrication of an object, and may be made into a cured product having desirable toughness and water resistance when used for stereolithographical fabrication. A resin composition for stereolithography may include: an α,β-unsaturated double bond group-containing compound (A) having a homopolymer glass transition temperature (Tg) of 40° C. or more, having a plurality of independent aromatic rings, and having no urethane bond; an α,β-unsaturated double bond group-containing compound (B) having a homopolymer glass transition temperature (Tg) of less than 40° C., having a ring structure, and having a normal boiling point of 250° C. or more; and a photopolymerization initiator (C).

A dental restoration device includes a sleeve having an exterior surface and an interior pocket that is at least partially filled with a dental cement, and a crown having an exterior surface and an interior surface that is mated to the exterior surface of the crown and bonded thereto by an adhesive disposed between the exterior surface of the sleeve and the interior surface of the crown.

A dental restoration device includes a sleeve having an exterior surface and an interior pocket that is at least partially filled with a dental cement, and a crown having an exterior surface and an interior surface that is mated to the exterior surface of the crown and bonded thereto by an adhesive disposed between the exterior surface of the sleeve and the interior surface of the crown.

A dental prosthetic assembly includes a semi-flexible reinforcement bar and a polymer and glass outer layer chemically luted to the semi-reinforcement bar outside of the reinforcement bar. The semi-flexible reinforcement bar forms an interior of the dental prosthetic assembly and at least a portion of the polymer and glass outer layer forms teeth of the dental prosthetic assembly. A coupling system of a dental prosthetic assembly includes pins disposed in openings extending into the dental prosthetic assembly and implant abutments configured to be coupled with a mouth of a patient. The implant anchors have horizontal holes configured to receive the pins. The pins secure the dental prosthetic assembly to the implant abutments by moving into the dental prosthetic assembly through the openings and into the holes of the implant abutments.

A base shaft 4 with a built-in magnet is rotatably projected on a base 1. A rocking body 7 has a square substrate 8, a sphere 9, a sphere holder 10 rotatable around an axis which extends through the center of the substrate and perpendicular to the substrate, and a stopper for fixing the sphere holder at a desired rotational position. The sphere holder holds the sphere in such a way that the sphere is fixed at a desired rotational position. A stage is attached to the sphere through a support rod 20. A lower portion of the sphere protrudes downward from the sphere holder and substrate. The rocking body is magnetically coupled to the base shaft at a lower end of the sphere. An elevating body 21 is fitted on the base shaft and fixed by a set collar 22 at a desired height. The elevating body has a recess for receiving the lower portion of the sphere. The rocking body takes a horizontal position when the elevating body is brought into contact with the substrate of the rocking body, but takes a tilt position when a side of the substrate is brought into contact with an upper surface of the elevating body after the elevating body is lowered. An angle display mechanism 23 displays a tilt angle at the tilt position of the rocking body depending on the height of the elevating body.

A base shaft 4 with a built-in magnet is rotatably projected on a base 1. A rocking body 7 has a square substrate 8, a sphere 9, a sphere holder 10 rotatable around an axis which extends through the center of the substrate and perpendicular to the substrate, and a stopper for fixing the sphere holder at a desired rotational position. The sphere holder holds the sphere in such a way that the sphere is fixed at a desired rotational position. A stage is attached to the sphere through a support rod 20. A lower portion of the sphere protrudes downward from the sphere holder and substrate. The rocking body is magnetically coupled to the base shaft at a lower end of the sphere. An elevating body 21 is fitted on the base shaft and fixed by a set collar 22 at a desired height. The elevating body has a recess for receiving the lower portion of the sphere. The rocking body takes a horizontal position when the elevating body is brought into contact with the substrate of the rocking body, but takes a tilt position when a side of the substrate is brought into contact with an upper surface of the elevating body after the elevating body is lowered. An angle display mechanism 23 displays a tilt angle at the tilt position of the rocking body depending on the height of the elevating body.