Dental rescue implant

Abstract

Disclosed herein is a dental rescue implant implanted into an alveolar bone for forming a root of an artificial tooth. The dental rescue implant includes: a wide sectional body part having a sectional diameter of 6.5 mm to 8 mm, greater than a sectional diameter of 6 mm of a typical implant body part, whereby the wide sectional body part can be implanted directly into the corresponding alveolar bone without refilling a damaged part with a bone substitutive material when implant surgery ends in failure; and a wide screw thread formed on the outer periphery of the wide sectional body part, the wide screw thread being formed at 1˜1.75 pitch intervals, whereby the wide sectional body part is implanted into the alveolar bone with relatively small resistance. The implant can be directly implanted into the alveolar bone without refilling a damaged part with a substitutive material even though a molar teeth part is lost or implant surgery ends in a failure by complex factors.

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