INDIVIDUAL ENDOSSOSE IMPLANTATION FOR TANDING (MUNKIRURGIA) AND METHOD OF DISPOSAL AND PERFECT RECURRENCE OF THE PATIENT

摘要

Current endo-osseous implants used in mouth surgery require a large cut to be made in the jawbone which heals in approximately 15 days and may give rise to complications. The implant in question eliminates this drawback and allows the wound to heal in only 5-6 days. It comprises one or two thin parallel plates (1) which are inserted into corresponding narrow semicircular cuts made in the jawbone, these plates having lower apertures (4, 6) and upper apertures (7, 8) which enable the implant to be anchored in the jawbone as the latter heals. The plate 1 (or the plates) is surmounted (are surmounted) by the stop plate (17) which is also provided with apertures (16) which terminate at the top in the pin holder (18, 19) which holds the pin onto which an artificial tooth or bridge is fixed. IMAGE