Screw for dental implants
OwnerAlejandro P. Fraderainventor
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Abstract
A screw for dental implants formed by a single main body of metal, has at the tapered bottom end thereof a central cavity extending axially up to a certain relatively small depth. The tapered bottom end merges into a long cylindrical portion provided along the whole length thereof with an outer screwthread and connected with a frustoconical portion followed by a base-column having a low height and a polygonal cross section forming the upper end of the screw. A relatively deep axial bore with a portion provided with an internal screwthread is formed in the upper end of the screw. The screwhead or starts at close to the edge of the outlet orifice and extends over the major portion of the length thereof. A non-threaded end portion terminates in the blind bottom of the said bore.
Claims8
A screw for dental implants, comprising a single-piece main metallic body (1) having a tapered lower end (2-3) in which a central cavity (4) is formed, said cavity extending axially a relatively small depth into said body, said tapered lower end (2-3) merging into an elongated cylindrical portion (10) provided along the whole length thereof with an external screwthread (11), said cylindrical portion merging into a frustoconical portion (13), a connecting neck defined between said cylindrical portion and said frustoconical portion, the frustoconical portion (13) merging into a base column (14) of a low length and having a polygonal cross section, said base column forming an upper end of the screw body (1) and being provided with an axial bore (16) extending over approximately a half of the overall length of the screw, said axial bore including an initial portion (18) provided with an internal screwthread (20) which starts at an edge (21) of an outlet orifice (22) and extends over a major portion of the length of the initial portion, and a non-threaded end portion (19) terminating in a blind bottom (17) of the said axial bore (16).
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