WO1987006121A1 - Systeme de fixation de protheses de dents artificielles - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a fastening device for an artificial denture as described in the preamble of claim 1.
- a fastening device for an artificial denture is already known - according to AT-PS 177877 - which has a fixed
- the dental prosthesis which consists of artificial teeth and also has a saddle-shaped base that represents the gums, is supported on this support arm.
- the underside of the base facing the jaw is adapted to the underlying gums so that it can rest evenly on it.
- a U-shaped metal insert is provided, which is supported on the support arm with the interposition of elastic intermediate members, in particular resilient metal brackets or the like, and is simultaneously held on the support arm with these.
- the elastic intermediate links are in turn rigidly attached to the support arm.
- a fastening device for the articulated mounting of artificial dentures on natural teeth has become known - according to DE-Z.
- This fastening device described therein which is also referred to as a hinge resilience joint, is the patrix connected to the natural tooth, for example by pouring it directly into the anchor crown, in a perpendicular to the chewing plane and in sagi vertical direction aligned vertical direction.
- the guide bar of the male part, which runs in this plane is also referred to as a female part by the support body which supports the dental prosthesis or the artificial teeth, by means of a guide channel arranged in it, the lower end region of the
- the dentures in the region of the guideway can be tilted up undesirably, and the legs of the U-shaped guide are pivoted around the spherical cap-shaped stop in the palatal or lingual or buccal or labial direction is very heavily used, which leads to a widening of the guide surfaces and to the development of play between the female and male parts, so that the service life of such fastening devices is unsatisfactory.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a fastening device for a dental prosthesis to be anchored to at least one natural tooth, with which a uniform distribution of the chewing or grinding forces is achieved over the tooth flesh located in the area below the prosthesis and the stress on the natural tooth, which is used as an anchor tooth, is small in the direction of the tooth axis and in directions perpendicular thereto.
- This object of the invention is achieved by the features in the characterizing part of claim 1. Due to the apparently simple but surprising finding that the denture can be moved exactly parallel to the chewing plane, the prosthesis automatically rests on the gums underneath over almost the entire area when a chewing force is applied to it, which means that most of the chewing occurs - And grinding forces are transferred to the gums and the jaw below.
- an embodiment according to claim 2 is possible, whereby several teeth can be adjusted parallel to the artificial teeth.
- the additional guidance of the dental prosthesis in the vertical plane ensures that it is guided in a defined manner in the palatal or lingual or buccal or labial direction with reference to the anchor tooth with the fastening device and thus a slipping or a displacement of the saddle-like support body, which the gums located below the denture is avoided.
- This advantageously makes it possible to stabilize the transversal stirrup provided until now in such a tooth replacement, which is usually also referred to as resilient attachment rails or plates are in most cases no longer necessary.
- an embodiment according to claim 4 is also possible, whereby the occlusal surfaces of the natural and artificial teeth are located approximately in the chewing plane.
- the chewing and / or grinding force bites or acts on the chewing force, it is not passed on suddenly due to the action of the elastic intermediate member, but rather with a progressive transition to the gums lying below the prosthesis.
- a further development according to claim 5 is advantageous, whereby an exact guidance of the prosthesis is achieved even with several artificial teeth.
- Another advantage is also an embodiment according to claim 6, because by using a locking device integrated in the fastening device, a compact unit can be created, which at the same time allows removal for maintenance and / or maintenance of the denture in a simple manner if the locking device is detachable .
- the locking device can at the same time part of the fastening device between the holding part firmly anchored in the dentition, which can be designed as a male part, and the supporting body connected to the denture, which can be designed as a female part, form.
- An embodiment according to claim 9 is advantageous, since it ensures that the artificial tooth immediately adjacent to the natural tooth serving as the anchor tooth can also experience a continuous parallel displacement perpendicular to the chewing plane.
- a further development according to claim 10 is advantageous.
- a separate limit stop it is possible to arrange the elastic intermediate member loosely between the supporting body and the holding part, so that the tensile forces arising due to the chewing action, which when opening the two jaws, especially on the artificial Teeth are exercised, do not have to be transmitted via connection points between the intermediate member and the holding part or, respectively, supporting body, but the relative movement of these parts to one another can be limited via a separate stop. This prevents the unintentional detachment of the artificial teeth from the holding part or the natural teeth mechanically.
- the artificial teeth can be removed with a corresponding effort - which is higher than the tensile forces occurring during the chewing process.
- Training according to claim 12 is also possible.
- the guide device With such a design of the guide device, it can at the same time take over the function of the locking device, which means that it can be found with few individual parts and thus also low manufacturing costs.
- the remains for such Fastening devices in any case only a very small space the possibility of making the required individual parts more stable, as a result of which a higher durability of such fastening devices for dentures is achieved.
- Carrier body or between male and female can be almost completely switched off.
- a further development according to claim 14 is also advantageous since the full cross section remains for the formation of the guideway when the elastic intermediate member is arranged at a distance from the guideway.
- Fig. 1 is a lower jaw consisting of natural and artificial teeth, the artificial teeth are combined to form an artificial denture, which is attached to the artificial via a fastening device according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows the fastening device between the natural tooth and the artificial tooth replacement according to FIG. 1 in the manner of an exploded drawing and on a larger scale;
- FIG. 3 shows the fastening device according to FIGS. 1 to 5 in the case of an artificial denture anchored to the natural tooth in a side view according to lines III-III in FIG. 4;
- Figure 4 shows the fastening device according to Figure 1 to 5 in plan view and cut along the lines IV-IV in Figure 3;
- FIG. 5 shows the fastening device according to Figure 1 to 5 in front view and in section along the lines V-V in Figure 3;
- FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the anchor bolt of the connecting device with an elastic intermediate member integrated therein, partially cut in a side view
- FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of the anchor bolt of the connecting device with an elastic intermediate member integrated therein; 8 shows another embodiment of an elastic intermediate member arranged between the holding part and the supporting body, partially in a side view;
- FIG. 9 shows another embodiment variant of a fastening device between a natural tooth and an artificial tooth replacement in a side view and in a simplified schematic representation and in section;
- FIG. 10 shows another embodiment of the fastening device according to the invention with a guide and locking device integrated in an assembly and an elastic intermediate member;
- FIG. 11 shows another embodiment variant of a fastening device between a natural tooth and an artificial denture in a side view and a simplified schematic illustration, partly in section;
- FIG. 12 shows an artificial denture, which is held between two natural teeth via two fastening devices each arranged in its end regions, in a side view and in a simplified schematic representation;
- FIG. 13 shows an embodiment variant of a fastening device in side view and in section along the lines XIII-XIII in FIG. 14;
- FIG. 14 shows the fastening device according to FIG. 13 in a top view, cut along the lines XIV-XIV in FIG. 13.
- FIG. 1 shows a lower jaw 1 in which natural teeth 2 to 4 are anchored with their roots 5.
- the natural teeth 2 and 4 are connected by artificial teeth 6 and 7, which form an artificial denture 8 or 9.
- the artificial dentures 8 and 9 have a saddle-shaped support body 10, which rests on the gums of the lower jaw 1 in the area from which the natural teeth have been removed.
- Fastening devices 11 are provided for holding and connecting the artificial dentures 8 and 9 with the natural teeth 2 to 4.
- the tooth replacement 9 is shown in its installation position in the lower jaw 1, while the tooth replacement 8 is shown lifted off from this installation position.
- the fastening device 11 comprises a holding part 12, which in the present exemplary embodiment is held in a crown 13, which in turn is anchored via a root pin 14 in the root 5 of the natural tooth 2 or 4 closest to the artificial dentures 8 or 9.
- This natural tooth 2 or 4 which is directly adjacent to the tooth replacement 8 or 9, is usually also referred to as an anchor tooth.
- a support body 15, which is adjustably mounted in a guide device 16 on the holding part 12, is assigned to the holding part 12 in artificial dentures 8 or 9, which is also referred to as a prosthesis.
- the guide device 16 runs perpendicular to a schematically indicated chewing plane 17, which is shown as a flat surface for the sake of simplicity - in reality, however, is corrugated - so that the artificial teeth 6, 7 arranged on the supporting body 15, together with the supporting body 10, act schematically when one acts can be adjusted by an arrow 18 symbolized chewing force parallel to the chewing plane 17.
- a locking device 19 is also provided for holding the artificial dentures 8 or 9 on the holding part 12.
- the chewing force symbolically indicated by the arrow 18 acts on the artificial teeth 6 and 7, they will move towards the gums 21 along the guide device 16 and with compression of the elastic intermediate member 20 parallel to the chewing plane 17 moves, the support body 10 is supported on the gums 21 located below the artificial dentures 8 or 9.
- the natural tooth 2 which is immediately adjacent to the artificial tooth replacement 8, is provided with a crown 13, which is anchored in the root 5 via the root post 14.
- a bearing plate 23 of the holding part 12 is worked into the crown 13, preferably cast in.
- a straight guide track 25, which is formed by a guide column 26 and has a longitudinal axis 27, which is aligned essentially parallel to the tooth axis 22, is arranged above the crown 13 at a distance from the bearing plate 23.
- Cantilever arm 28 has a receiving part 29 of the locking device 19, which is provided with an anchor hole 42 for receiving a mushroom-like clamping head 30 of an anchor bolt 31 of the locking device 19.
- the anchor bolt 31 has a part 33 provided with a threaded extension 32 and a part 34 fixedly connected to the clamping head 30, between which a block made of elastic plastic 35 is arranged, which forms the elastic intermediate member 20.
- the anchor bolt 31 of the locking device 19 is screwed into a thread arranged in a bore 36 of a cylindrical sleeve 37 of the support body 15.
- an anchor device 40 for example a dovetail guide, can be arranged on the side of the sleeve 37 opposite the guide carriage 38.
- an L-shaped bracket 41 which has a receptacle for the dovetail
- Guide track 25 is provided, can be inserted to extend the support body 15, so that any number of artificial teeth 6 and 7 can be built on it.
- the supporting body 15 is cast or worked into the artificial teeth 6 and 7 arranged one behind the other, so that after the guide carriage has been pushed on
- the guide carriage 38 is further provided with a guide slot 43 which is designed to receive the web 24. This ensures that the artificial is guided against rotation
- Dental prosthesis 8 along the guide column 26 of the guide track 25 enables, so that due to the alignment of the guide column 26 parallel to the tooth axis 22 and thus perpendicular to the chewing plane 17, a height adjustment of the denture 8 relative to the natural teeth 2 to 4 takes place parallel to the chewing plane.
- FIG. 3 shows the fastening device 11 with the clamping head 30 locked in the armature bore 42. From this illustration it can also be seen better that the sleeve 37 supporting the anchor bolt 31 and the guide slide 38 are surrounded or embedded in the artificial tooth 6 directly adjacent to the crown 13, so that the fastening device 11 after the fixing of the support body 15 the holding part 12 can no longer be seen.
- the approximately carriage-shaped configuration of the guide carriage 38 prevents the support body 15 from tilting in axes perpendicular to the longitudinal axis 27 of the guide column 26 or in the radial direction.
- the support body 10 thus moves vertically from above to the gum 21 underneath. This compresses under the load - as indicated by dashed lines - and thus uniformly absorbs the forces acting on the artificial teeth 6 and 7 by the chewing forces 18 over a large area. This ensures that the anchor tooth serving immediately adjacent natural tooth 2 or 4 acting forces are negligible.
- Normally melting gold-platinum alloys or alloys with a similar composition can be used as materials for the parts of the fastening device, in particular the holding part 12 and the support body 15. But it is also possible to use normal melting, very hard special alloys
- the elastic intermediate member can be used through a suitably adjusted elastic plastic, for example soft polyurethane or a pharmaceutical rubber with appropriate hardness or another soft plastic with appropriate chemical resistance.
- a suitably adjusted elastic plastic for example soft polyurethane or a pharmaceutical rubber with appropriate hardness or another soft plastic with appropriate chemical resistance.
- the natural teeth in particular the natural tooth immediately adjacent to the artificial dentures 8 or 9 are relieved of loads perpendicular to the tooth axis 22, in particular in the radial direction, the circular fibers from the tooth to the gingiva or from the alveolar bone to the gingiva as well the circular fibers are not overloaded and damage to the alveolar periodontium is eliminated.
- buccally tilted teeth pull the neighboring teeth along with the tissue coupling and thus, in the event of overloading in this direction, not only the natural tooth 2,4 directly adjoining the tooth replacement 8,9 but also the other natural teeth 3 are usually damaged .
- the chewing forces that occur can be relatively large. These are usually between 150 and 300 N, but can be up to 800 N in certain cases with an unfavorable bite.
- the guide carriage 38 has a large guide length 47 — FIG. 2, with the stable interaction between the guide slot 43 and the web 24 of the holding part 12 Protection against rotation is created, which also prevents the artificial dentures 8 and 9 from pivoting out in the palatal or lingual direction - arrow 48 - or in the buccal or labial direction - arrow 49. So that becomes a Adjustment of the artificial dentures is achieved only in a vertical plane 50 perpendicular to the chewing plane 17 and running in the direction of the tooth axes 22 lying one behind the other.
- a transverse bracket or stabilizing rails and the like which are necessary in the known attachments can be saved.
- the elastic intermediate member 20 can be formed by a coil spring 51 made of metal or plastic.
- parts 33 and 34 of anchor bolt 31 can be used, and if a cylindrical recess is arranged in parts 33 and 34, as shown schematically in part 34 in FIG elastic plastic 35 existing elastic intermediate member 20 is possible.
- FIG. 1 Another embodiment variant for the elastic intermediate member is shown in FIG. This can be a rigid in the direction of the tooth axes 22 and also rigidly connected to the support body 15 whose anchor bolt 53 are used, the clamping head 54, which is preferably elastic in the radial direction and can be spherical, can be snapped into a spherical cap-shaped anchor hole in the holding part 12.
- the spherical cap-shaped anchor hole 55 has an elastically deformable
- the damping of the parallel displacement of the artificial dentures 8 or 9 in the direction of the tooth axis 22 or its return to the rest position after the action of the chewing force has ceased - arrow 18 - is in this case effected by the plastic 56.
- FIG. 9 shows an embodiment variant for a fastening device 11 designed according to the invention, in which the support body 15 is connected to a sleeve-shaped guide part 57, which acts as a male part, or is integrally formed thereon.
- This sleeve-shaped guide part 57 is slidably mounted in an annular guide slot 58 serving as a guide track 25 parallel to the tooth axis 22 of the adjacent natural tooth 2 serving as an anchor tooth and parallel to the chewing plane 17.
- This guide slot 58 which acts as a die, is preferably molded or milled in the holding part 12.
- a coaxial receiving bore 59 is provided in the holding part, in which the elastic consisting of an elastic plastic 35
- Intermediate member 20 is arranged, which extends between the mutually facing sides of the support body 15 and the holding part 12.
- the support body 10 for resting on the gum is only indicated schematically on the edge in this case too.
- a locking pin 60 for example a set screw, which extends through the receiving bore 59 in the radial direction and penetrates the elastic intermediate member 20, so that after the support body 15 has been placed on it is fixed on the holding part 12 in the lower end via the elastic plastic in the holding part 12.
- FIG. 10 shows a further embodiment of a fastening device according to the invention between an artificial tooth replacement 8 or the supporting body 15 and a natural tooth 2 or the holding part 12 anchored in this.
- the holding part 12 consists for example of a U-shaped bracket 61, of which one leg is anchored in the natural tooth 2 or in the crown 13 placed on this natural tooth.
- the other leg is formed at least in its end region facing away from the web as a guide track 25 and consists, for example, of a guide column 62 which has a circular section-shaped or triangular or polygonal cross section.
- a recess 63 serving as a guide bore and having a cross section corresponding to the guide column 62 is arranged as a female part, which is incorporated directly into the supporting body 15. This recess 63 or guide slides in the direction of the tooth axis 22 on the guide column 62.
- a releasable fixed stop 64 which is formed, for example, is pretensioned holding pins to the guide column in the radial direction under spring load which forms part of the locking device 19.
- An opposite end stop 65 is formed by the end face of the leg of the holding part 12 assigned to the support body 15, the elastic intermediate between this end stop 65 and the opposite face of the support body 15 facing it leg 20 is arranged for example made of elastic plastic.
- Parallel displacement to the chewing plane 17 is possible to produce curved dental prostheses, so that it is possible, for example, to design the teeth between the natural teeth 2 and 4 provided with crowns 13 as natural teeth in FIG natural teeth instead of the dentures 8 and 9 shown in FIG. 1, the fastening device on the crown 13 would be arranged in mirror image, that is to say arranged in the mesial and not in the distal direction, so that the front teeth of the lower and upper jaw, for example after accidents or the like, also as
- FIG. 1 A further possible embodiment of a fastening device 11 according to the invention is shown in FIG.
- the fastening device consists of two articulated levers 66, one end of which is articulated on a holding part 12 anchored in the crown 13 of the immediately adjacent natural tooth 2, while the opposite ends are articulated on the support body 15 arranged in the artificial dentures 8 are.
- the bearings of the articulated lever 66 are arranged in the manner of a parallel ogram, so that when the artificial dentures 8 are loaded with a chewing force - arrow 18 - to a parallel displacement of the Dental prosthesis comes as it is schematically indicated in the drawing by dashed lines.
- FIG. 12 shows that it is also possible to fasten a denture 8 using two fastening devices 11 according to the invention, as described in detail for example in FIGS. 1 to 5.
- an artificial tooth replacement 8 can also be used if natural teeth are on both sides of the tooth gap to be replaced by artificial teeth
- the two natural teeth 2, which are adjacent on both sides in the artificial dentures, are provided with crowns 13 and receive the holding parts 12, on which the support body 15 is then supported via the elastic intermediate member.
- the artificial teeth arranged on the dental prosthesis 8 can also be arranged on a curved support body 10.
- FIGS. 13 and 14 show a fastening device 11 which has a holding part 12 which, as described in connection with FIG. 2, in a natural tooth 2 which has a
- Crown 13 is provided, is anchored.
- a guide column 26 is arranged at a distance from the natural tooth 2 via a web 24.
- a longitudinal axis 27 of the guide column 26 runs parallel to a tooth axis 22.
- the holding part 12 is provided with a cantilever arm 28 which has an anchor hole 42 for receiving the mushroom-like clamping head 30 of the locking device 19.
- the clamping head 30 is connected to a support element 68 in the region of its end facing an opening 67 of the supporting body 15 for the artificial tooth 6, for example welded or made in one piece with this.
- This support element 68 has an outer diameter 69 which is only slightly smaller than an inner diameter 70 of the opening 67.
- a cylindrical part 71 which extends from the support element 68 in the direction of the clamping head 30 has an outer diameter 72 which is smaller, as an inner diameter 73 of a locking ring 74.
- the locking ring 74 serves as a limit stop for the support element 68, so that when a tensile force acts - arrow 75 - which acts counter to the chewing direction, the artificial tooth 6 cannot lift off the holding part 12. Only when a correspondingly higher force is applied in the direction of arrow 75 is it possible to pull the clamping head 30 out of the anchor hole 42 by means of an elastic deformation. This makes it possible to maintain the artificial tooth 6 or the prosthesis outside the user's mouth.
- Another advantage of this solution is that an elastic intermediate member 20 can now be loosely inserted between the support element 68 and an end wall 76 of the opening 67. A rapid exchange is thus possible when the intermediate member 20 wears out.
- the securing ring 74 of the limit stop has a C-shaped cross section and is designed as a spring ring.
- a screw-in washer or the like instead of the locking ring 74 inserted into a groove 77 of the supporting body 15.
- the arrangement of the holder 12 and the support body 15 can also be a mirror image or the support body 15 can be designed as a bolt and the holder 12 as a sleeve, in which the elastic intermediate member is arranged and the bolt of the support body 15 intervenes without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
- each tooth 6, 7 of the artificial tooth replacement has a uniform resilience or resilience and elasticity compared to the immediately adjacent natural tooth 2 or 4, this being the case with particular advantage also applies to the artificial tooth 6, which is arranged directly next to the natural tooth 2 or 4, which carries the holding part 12.
- the anchor bolt as part of the locking device can be replaced by any other part, and instead of the radial elasticity for fixing the two mutually adjustable parts in their end positions, for example, an axially deformable part can also be used.
- the fixed or end stops designated 64 and 65 in FIG. 10 can also be formed, for example, by the parts 33 and 34 in FIG. Training is preferred However, such that the longitudinal axis 27 of the guideway 25 and the longitudinal axis of the locking device, which is preferably designed as an anchor bolt, together with the corresponding receiving parts in the holding part 12 and in the supporting body 15, run parallel to one another and perpendicular to the chewing plane, so that the insertion and removal of the dentures 8 and 9 respectively in the direction of the chewing force 18 is possible.
- the individual embodiments can, in any combination, be the status of their own solutions according to the invention.
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| EP0407644A1 (fr) * | 1989-07-14 | 1991-01-16 | Jovan Janevski | Dispositif d'ancrage à bouton pour prothèse dentaire |
| US5092770A (en) * | 1990-02-05 | 1992-03-03 | Zakula Michael R | Denture anchoring system |
| CN111698963A (zh) * | 2018-02-12 | 2020-09-22 | 金时镐 | 缺损牙齿补充型牙修复体 |
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| DE3812536A1 (de) * | 1988-04-15 | 1989-11-02 | Jovan Janevski | Druckanker |
| EP0407644A1 (fr) * | 1989-07-14 | 1991-01-16 | Jovan Janevski | Dispositif d'ancrage à bouton pour prothèse dentaire |
| US5092770A (en) * | 1990-02-05 | 1992-03-03 | Zakula Michael R | Denture anchoring system |
| CN111698963A (zh) * | 2018-02-12 | 2020-09-22 | 金时镐 | 缺损牙齿补充型牙修复体 |
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