System and method for cementing parts into a screw retained implant crown
OwnerDavid Ziff, Elese Silva +1inventors
InventorsDavid Ziff, Elese Silva, Allen L. Thomas, Jr.
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OwnerDavid Ziff, Elese Silva +1inventors
InventorsDavid Ziff, Elese Silva, Allen L. Thomas, Jr.
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Tools, assemblies, devices, systems, and methods for easily mounting a crown to a titanium (Ti) base or custom abutment with a tool without having to pre-cement a mounting base to a crown and have to physically hold together the base to the crown until the cement is cured. The implant cementation assembly tool does allow the Ti base and crown to be cemented (pre-cemented) without being constantly held and done outside of the mouth. The embodiments can include a bottom (hard rod, such as plastic or metal) that goes through the Ti base and the crown. The embodiments can include a top that is either threaded to allow it to be screwed onto the hard rod or a top that has a hollow center that can slide over the hard rod and be clamped to the rod. A second embodiment uses a modified hemostat tool with lockable pivoting arms to clamp the crown to the Ti base to allow cement to become set.
A method of assembling a screw-retained crown which is assembled and visually inspected and verified with a 360 degree view before fixation in a jaw, comprising the steps of:
A clampable assembly system for assembling a screw-retained implant crown which is assembled and visually inspected and verified with a 360 degree view before fixation in a iaw comprising:
A method of assembling a screw-retained crown which is assembled and visually inspected and verified with a 360 degree view before fixation in a jaw, comprising the steps of:
A clampable system for assembling a screw-retained implant crown which is assembled and visually inspected and verified with a 360 degree view, comprising:
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