Dental operation-guiding structure and method for producing the same

A dental operation-guiding structure, applied to a dental-related operation upon a human body, comprising:

• a bite plate, capable of being adapted to be occluded and thus positioned between lower and upper teeth of the human body;
• a marking plate, including a plate body and at least one window penetrating the plate body;
• and
• at least one connection frame, connecting the bite plate and the marking plate;
• wherein, when the bite plate is adapted to be occluded and thus positioned between the lower and upper teeth, the plate body of the marking plate is configured for placement adjacent to a tissue surface of the human body, and the at least one window defines corresponding at least one area to be operated;
• wherein, the plate body further has a plurality of through holes distributed near to the at least one window;
• said through holes are used to flow a cooling water there-through in order to improve a heat-dissipation performance of the dental operation-guiding structure during the dental-related operation;
• wherein the bite plate has an upper surface and a lower surface opposing to the upper surface, and each of the upper and lower surfaces has thereon a plurality of bite structures individually formed respective to corresponding patterns and positions of the lower and upper teeth;
• wherein, while the dental operation-guiding structure is applied to an alveolar orthopedic surgery, the at least one window includes a plurality of slots extending approximately a vertical direction, and each of the plurality of slots defines a position, a pattern and a range of a cut configured for cutting on a cortical bone of the human body;
• wherein the through holes are distributed among the plurality of slots for allowing said cooling water to flow through the through holes in order to improve the heat-dissipation performance of the dental operation-guiding structure during the alveolar orthopedic surgery;
• wherein, the alveolar orthopedic surgery is operated by using a piezoelectric vibrator;
• the bite plate is adapted to be occluded by the lower and upper teeth of the human body, such that the upper and lower teeth are in an occluded state during the alveolar orthopedic surgery;
• all of the slots and the through holes are adapted to be exposed on a front surface of a gum tissue of the human body, in addition, there is at least one said through hole being located between any two neighboring said slots.