SURGICAL GUIDE PLATE AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR
20220160460 · 2022-05-26
Assignee
Inventors
Cpc classification
A61C13/0004
HUMAN NECESSITIES
A61C9/0053
HUMAN NECESSITIES
International classification
A61B6/00
HUMAN NECESSITIES
Abstract
Disclosed are a surgical guide plate and a preparation method therefor. The preparation method comprises the following steps: a) bonding a radiation-blocking material onto an oral mucosa, and putting on an occlusal rim; b) carrying out CBCT photographing to acquire CBCT data carrying information of the radiation-blocking material; c) acquiring STL data of an oral cavity surface; d) matching the CBCT data with the STL data; e) loading occlusal rim data; f) carrying out intelligent tooth arrangement; and g) designing an implant, and generating a surgical guide plate. By means of the preparation method, the level of comfort of a patient can be increased, preparatory processes are reduced, a radiation guide plate does not need to be made, the number of return visits is reduced, the clinical medical cost is reduced, the precision of a surgical guide plate is increased, the software design time is reduced, and the treatment experience is improved.
Claims
1. A method for preparing a surgical guide, the method comprising: a) bonding a radiation blocking material on the oral mucosa and putting the radiation blocking material in an occlusal embankment; b) taking CBCT photography to obtain information with the blocking material CBCT data; c) obtaining the STL data of the oral cavity surface; d) matching the CBCT data with the STL data; e) loading occlusal embankment data; f) arranging tooth intelligently; and g) designing implant placements and generating a surgical guide.
2. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, the method further comprising: adhering the radiation blocking material to a healthy tooth.
3. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, wherein at least four points on the oral mucosa are bonded with the radiation blocking material.
4. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, wherein the radiation blocking material is bonded to the occlusal embankment.
5. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, wherein a tissue support tray is placed on the oral mucosa before putting on the occlusal embankment.
6. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 5, wherein the radiation blocking material is adhered to the tissue support tray.
7. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, wherein the radiation blocking material is in the shape of dots, lines or stripes.
8. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, wherein a height of the occlusal embankment is adjusted by adding a spacer on the occlusal bank embankment.
9. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 5, wherein the tissue support tray is made of one of the following materials or any combination of at least two materials: wax, plastic, PEEK, silicone rubber, heat sensitive material, resin, and photosensitive resin.
10. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, wherein, in c), the obtaining comprises: 1) taking an oral impression, and the radiation blocking material will leave a mark on the corresponding position of the impression material, wherein, after the impression is hardened, copying the radiation blocking material onto the impression, and scanning the oral impression with an oral surface scanning device to obtain STL data with information on radiation blocking materials; or 2) using the oral surface scanning device to scan directly in the oral cavity to obtain STL data with the information of the radiation blocking material; or 3) bonding the radiation blocking material to the thickest and thinnest part of the oral mucosa, and taking the CBCT, at this time the CBCT data shows bone, tooth information and suspended radiation blocking material information; wherein, since the suspended radiation blocking material is attached to the soft tissue, by analyzing the relationship between the radiation blocking material and bone, the relationship and thickness of bone and mucosa is analyzed, to obtain soft tissue information, and finally obtain STL data.
11. The method for preparing a surgical guide according to claim 1, wherein: in d), the matching includes integrating the CBCT data and STL data with radiation blocking material information being used as the basis for matching, wherein, by adjusting the tooth tissue information in the CBCT data and STL data, the jaw information, tooth tissue information, and soft tissue information are finally matched; in e), the loading includes loading the occlusal embankment data according to the model of the occlusal embankment; in f) the arranging includes selecting the tooth size suitable for the patient, and automatically generating tooth arrangement information according to the occlusal embankment data and the tooth size data; in g), the designing includes designing the placement position of the implant according to the tooth arrangement information; and combining the soft tissue information and the implant position information to generate the surgical guide.
12. An intelligent occlusal embankment, comprising: a freely shaped occlusal embankment and a gasket; wherein the gasket is detachably connected to the freely shaped occlusal embankment.
13. The intelligent occlusal embankment according to claim 12, wherein the freely shaped occlusal embankment is provided with a screw hole, the gasket is provided with a screw, and the freely shaped occlusal embankment is connected with the gasket through the screw hole and the screw, making the freely shaped occlusal embankment and the gasket a fixed connection.
14. The intelligent occlusal embankment according to claim 12, wherein the freely shaped occlusal embankment is provided with a hole, the gasket is provided with a hole, and the freely shaped occlusal embankment and the gasket are formed through the hole and a screw with a fixed connection.
15. The intelligent occlusal embankment according to claim 12, wherein the freely shaped occlusal embankment and the gasket are both provided with adhesive materials, and the freely shaped occlusal embankment and the gasket are connected by the adhesive material.
16. The intelligent occlusal embankment according to claim 12, wherein the gasket is provided with a screw or a second gasket is provided with a hole, and the second gasket with the hole is sleeved on the gasket with the screw.
17. The intelligent occlusal embankment according to claim 12, wherein the freely shaped occlusal embankment is made of one of the following materials or any combination of at least two materials: wax, plastic, PEEK, silicone rubber, thermal sensitive materials, resins, photosensitive resins.
18. The intelligent occlusal embankment according to claim 12, wherein the intelligent occlusal embankment is arcuate, and the arcuate shape is a pointed round arc, oval arc, or square circular arc.
19. A surgical guide, comprising: a guide main body; and a guide ring; wherein the guide ring includes an implant guide ring and an anchor pin guide ring.
20. The surgical guide according to claim 19, wherein the main body of the guide is photosensitive resin, and the guide ring is a stainless steel metal guide ring.
Description
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[0059] The following is a further detailed description of the invention in combination with the attached drawings and specific implementation methods.
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SPECIFIC IMPLEMENTATION EMBODIMENTS
Embodiment 1
[0078] As shown in
[0079] a) At least four points of the oral mucosa were glued with the projectile blocking material (as shown in
[0080] b) CBCT photography (as shown in
[0081] c) Obtaining oral surface STL data: Methods for obtaining oral surface STL data include: 1) taking the oral impression, and the blocking material will leave an imprint on the corresponding position of the impression material. After the impression is hardened, the blocking material is copied to the impression, and the oral surface scanning equipment is used to scan the oral impression (as shown in
[0082] d) Matching CBCT data with STL data: CBCT data and STL data are integrated, and the information of occlusal materials is used as the matching basis. Finally, jaw information, tooth tissue information and soft tissue information are matched by adjusting the tooth tissue information in CBCT data and STL data.
[0083] e) Loading data of occluded embankment (as shown in
[0084] f) Intelligent tooth arrangement (as shown in
[0085] g) Implant design and surgical guide generation: Implant placement position is designed according to tooth row information, and then surgical guide is generated by combining soft tissue information and implant location information (as shown in
[0086] Preferably, a tissue-supported tray is placed on the oral mucosa prior to insertion into the occlusal embankment. As shown in
[0087] Preferably, the reflective material is bonded to the healthy tooth (
[0088] Preferably, when the number of remaining healthy teeth is small, e.g., less than five, the reflective material needs to be bonded on the occlusal bank.
[0089] Preferably, the blocking material is point-shaped, line-shaped or striated. As shown in
Embodiment 2
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[0091] The intelligent occlusal embankment is a bow, and the bow is a pointy round bow, an oval bow or a square shaped bow. This is designed according to the size of the patient's occlusal bone. At the same time, the height of intelligent occlusal embankment can be adjusted by adding gaskets.
[0092] A free plastic intelligent occlusal embankment with a maximum size of 10 mm*80 mm*100 mm, intelligent occlusal embankment is provided with sunken screw holes to facilitate the insertion of screw fixed gaskets. The gasket is divided into two kinds: gasket with screw and gasket with adhesive. Gaskets with set screws, each 5 mm thick, can be fixed to the occlusal embankment by screws. The spacers of fixed position are bonded, each spacer is 0.5 mm thick, and are bonded to the occlusal embankment by the bonding material. The gasket and the intelligent occlusal embankment materials contain the marking points of the blocking material. When the patient wears the occlusal embankment, the radiation points and the patient's jaw and other information develop simultaneously, but the intelligent occlusal embankment does not develop.
[0093] The intelligent occlusal embankment and gasket can be any color, or packaged individually, or packaged in multiple packages, etc., depending on packaging requirements and production strategies.
[0094] In addition, the implant software has a database of intelligent occlusal embankment in advance, and the shape and position of occlusal embankment can be reproduced in the software after the shape, model and gasket height of intelligent occlusal embankment are input. At the same time, the tooth library is placed in the software. When the intelligent tooth arrangement is clicked, the software can automatically calculate the tooth alignment according to the shape and position of the occlusal embankment.
Embodiment 3
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[0096] The above embodiments are not exhaustive examples of specific embodiments, there may be other embodiments, the purpose of the above embodiments is to explain the invention, but not to limit the scope of protection of the invention, all simple variations of the application of the invention fall within the scope of protection of the invention.
[0097] This patent specification uses examples to demonstrate the invention, including the best mode, and enables the invention to be manufactured and used by technicians familiar with the field. The scope of authorization of the invention includes the contents of the claim, the specific mode of implementation in the specification and the contents of other embodiments. Such other instances shall also fall within the scope of the patent claims for the invention provided that they contain technical features described in the same written language as the claims, or that they contain technical features described in similar literal language not materially different from the claims.
[0098] The entire contents of all patents, patent applications and other references shall be incorporated by reference into this application. However, if a term in this application conflicts with a term included in the bibliography, the term in this application takes precedence.
[0099] It is important to note that “first”, “second”, or similar terms do not indicate any order, quality, or importance, but are used to distinguish between different technical features. The modifier “approximately” used in conjunction with quantity contains the meaning indicated by the value and context of the content (e.g., it contains the error in measuring a particular quantity).