Artificial tooth and controller
OwnerHideyo Ujiinventor
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Abstract
An artificial tooth or teeth and occlusion-controlling system(s) thereof, wherein information about the situation of occlusion in the mouth of a patient is transmitted to a computer (151) from a biting-pressure sensing element(s) (155) or film(s) incorporated in the present invention, and said computer (151) dictates control-signals to make a driving motor (152) or motors drive and adjust an occlusal surface of said patient in place so as to give a desirable, appropriate functional occlusion to said patient's comfort instantly.
Claims25
An artificial molar tooth or an artificial premolar tooth, as shown in a virtual sectional view of said artificial molar or premolar tooth, which is characterized in principle as said artificial molar tooth or artificial premolar tooth comprises an adjusting layer (254) made of a plastic buffering-material (253) between an occlusal-surface (251) and a connecting portion (252), which is capable of hardening the whole of itself as a result of said plastic buffering layer has been hardened when said occlusal surface (251), capable of falling down and/or making displacement under occlusal pressure, has obtained an appropriate, stable occlusion.
An artificial anterior tooth, as shown in a virtual sectional view of said artificial anterior tooth, which is characterized in principle as said artificial anterior tooth having a adjusting material (313) made of a plastic buffering-layer (312) between a dental-corona (310) and a connecting portion (311), which is capable of hardening the whole of itself as a result of said hardened plastic buffering layer when said dental-corona (310), capable of falling down and/or making displacement, obtains an appropriate, stable occlusion.
An artificial molar tooth or an artificial premolar tooth, as shown in a virtual sectional view of said artificial molar or premolar tooth, which is characterized in principle as said artificial molar tooth or artificial premolar tooth comprising;
- an adjusting layer (353) made of plastic buffering-material, and a pressure-adjusting layer (354) made of a plastic buffering-material (352) capable of elongating and shrinking freely, which are assembled between an occlusal-surface (350) and a connecting portion (351), wherein at first said plastic buffering-material (352) is capable of hardening itself when an appropriate, stable occlusion is obtained, thus resulting in any resultant strains having been absorbed in said adjusting layer (353), and said pressure-buffering layer (354) made of said plastic pressure-buffering material, still serves as a pressure-buffering agent between said occlusal-surface (350) and said connecting portion (351).
An artificial anterior tooth, as shown in a virtual sectional view of said artificial anterior, which is characterized in principle as said artificial anterior tooth comprising;
- an adjusting layer (403) made of plastic buffering-material (402), and a pressure-adjusting layer (404) made of a plastic buffering-material capable of elongating and shrinking freely between a dental-corona (400) and a connecting portion (401), wherein at first said adjusting layer (403) is capable of being hardened when an appropriate, stable occlusion is obtained, thus resulting in any given strains having been absorbed in said adjusting layer (403), and said pressure-buffering layer (404), made of said plastic pressure-buffering material, still serves as a pressure-buffering agent between said dental-corona (400) and said connecting portion (401).
An artificial molar tooth or an artificial premolar tooth, as shown in a virtual sectional view of said artificial molar or premolar tooth, which is characterized in principle as said artificial molar or premolar tooth has a primarily-hardening plastic buffering material or materials (450) between an occlusal-surface and a connecting portion, capable of being hardened at the central-position of occlusion, and a secondary-hardening plastic buffering material or materials (451) capable of being hardened when said artificial tooth or teeth obtain an appropriate range of movement without any cusp-buffering movement during lateral movement and/or forward movement.
An artificial anterior tooth, as shown in a virtual sectional view of said artificial anterior tooth, which is characterized in principle as said artificial anterior tooth has a primary-hardening plastic buffering material or materials assembled between an occlusal-surface and a connecting portion, capable of being hardened at the central-position of occlusion and a secondary-hardening plastic buffering material or materials capable of being hardened when said artificial tooth or teeth obtain an appropriate range of movement without any cusp-buffering movement during lateral movement and forward movement.
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