The invention relates to a method for constructing at least one dental prosthetic part or a bracket, with at least one adhesive surface, in which a 3D model is made of the dental prosthetic part. Recesses are constructed on the adhesive surface of the 3D model.

A reference member for determining a position of an implant analog can comprise a trapezoidal body including a first side and a substantially parallel second side. The first side can define a first dimension and the second side can define a second dimension that is greater than the first dimension.

This new dental implant Art is physiobiological driven designed to achieve the optimal healing and longevity of bone and gingiva architecture around the dental implant platform and connection. The new invention extends the internal connection planes of dental implant from bone level to soft tissue level vertically while keeping the external outline planes at mismatch with the external planes of the dental implants body that design to be placed in bone

The new invention would improve the current and prior Art and provide unlimited possibility.

Embodiments of the present invention provide devices (tags), systems, and methods to determine structural integrity and other states of orthodontic-elements, such as orthodontic-brackets, orthodontic-archwires, orthodontic-expanders, orthodontic-elastic-bands, and orthodontic-power-chains, to name a few, in a non-invasive and contactless way, with respect to monitoring; and using comparatively safe and/or low energy electromagnetic radiation, such as radio waves. Negligible-sized backscatter-tags with sensors are implanted in or attached to such orthodontic-elements. Such arrangements may permit monitoring of forces acting on teeth by various orthodontic-elements. Using backscatter imaging technology, the structural integrity and other states of the orthodontic-elements may be monitored; which may allow non-invasive and contactless detection of problems such as cracking, bending, excessive pressure, improper temperature, and/or the like. Additionally, initially unknown locations of the implanted negligible-sized backscatter-tags with sensors may be readily determined upon a given scanning (reading) session; and thus mapped to provide an effective image of the orthodontic-elements.

An apparatus includes a dental prosthetic, a metallic insert, and a plastic cap member. The insert is configured to be bonded in an interior of the dental prosthetic. The insert defines a passageway. The of the insert is configured to receive a screw. The cap member is configured to be interposed between the insert and the interior of the dental prosthetic.

PROCEDURE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL TRACEABILITY OF DENTAL IMPLANT PARTS AND UNITARY IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM FOR IMPLEMENTING THIS PROCEDURE that comprises: the association of each part (1), which is manufactured with a single identification code (2); the incorporation of that code (2) into the individual packaging (3) in which the part (1) is distributed and marketed, recorded on a radio frequency label (5) and/or printed on an adhesive label (6); and the implementation of specific management software in a website (4) on the Internet that associated the code (2) with traceability information of each specific part (1), associates implants with accessories and provides a user with access to it in that website (4). The unitary identification system consists of a code (2) that is unique and different for each part (1), which is a numerical code, and the specific management software that associates each code (2) with the traceability information of each part (1).

The present invention relates to a method for determining suitability of an orthodontic treatment. The method is implemented with at least one computational device and involves posing one or more queries relating to a potential patient. One or more answers to the queries are received and the suitability of the orthodontic treatment is determined based upon the received answers. Advantageously, the potential patient may conveniently perform a self-determination relating to the suitability of the orthodontic treatment prior to arranging a formal assessment with an orthodontist.

Methods and apparatus for transmitting vibrations via an electronic and/or transducer assembly through a tooth or teeth are disclosed herein. The assembly may be attached, adhered, or otherwise embedded into or upon a removable oral appliance to form a hearing aid assembly. Such an oral appliance may be a custom-made device. The electronic and transducer assembly may receive incoming sounds either directly or through a receiver to process and amplify the signals and transmit the processed sounds via a vibrating transducer element coupled to a tooth or other bone structure, such as the maxillary, mandibular, or palatine bone structure.

A dental implant evaluation unit is disclosed and described. The dental implant evaluation includes a body portion having threads that mimic the general thread pattern of an actual dental implant, without attempting to copy any of the osseointegrative features of the actual implant. A threaded collar is associated with the body portion, and, in certain embodiments, a safety flange is screwed to the threaded collar. The safety flange prevents the dental implant evaluation unit from infiltrating the sinus of a patient when testing the fit of a maxillary implant. The dental implant evaluation unit can be used by a dentist to evaluate the proper size and fit for an actual dental implant by installing the dental implant evaluation unit, and imaging the same, prior to installing the actual dental implant.

A root assembly includes an implant body and a positioning device connected to the implant body. The implant body has a positioning hole formed through one end thereof and an engaging portion opposite to the positioning hole. The positioning hole has an end edge. The positioning device has a positioning seat where an artificial tooth is attached and a positioning unit extending through and out of the positioning seat. A first recognition portion is formed on the positioning seat. The location of the first recognition portion of the positioning seat corresponding to the end edge of the positioning hole can recognize that the positioning device is exactly positioned on the implant body, thereby preventing the positioning device from loosening.