Abstract: An occlusal screw for a two-part dental implant system with an anchoring part and an abutment includes a screw head and a screw shank. The screw head apically forms a screw stop. The occlusal screw consists of a ceramic material and has an engagement portion with an outer structure that is not rotationally symmetrical about the screw axis, is cylindrical or conical at least in regions and is suitable for interacting with a corresponding inner structure in a distal recess of a screwing tool, in order to couple the occlusal screw onto the screwing tool in a rotationally fixed manner. A design concerning which the engagement portion occlusally includes a cylindrical region and apically thereof a clamping region, which continuously widens in the apical direction, is particularly advantageous. The clamping region can be for example conical.

Abstract: A dental implant for implantation in the jawbone for the purpose of fastening a superstructure. The implant includes an implant body that extends between a coronal and an apical end and which defines an enossal outer surface. The implant body defines a cavity that is open coronally as well as at least one exit opening from an inside to the enossal outer surface. An outer thread is shaped on the implant body. A thermoplastic element is moreover present in the solid condition and is arranged in the cavity or introducible into the cavity, wherein the thermoplastic element can be brought into an at least partly flowable condition by way of applying a pressing force, which is directed apically into the cavity, and mechanical oscillations and can be pressed through the at least one exit opening into surrounding tissue on account of the pressing force.

Abstract: A dental implant includes an implant body with a coronally open cavity and at least one exit opening from an inside to the enossal outer surface. A thermoplastic element in the solid state is arranged in the cavity, and is brought into an at least partly flowable condition by applying a pressing force directed apically into the cavity, and mechanical oscillations. A portion of the flowable material of the thermoplastic element is pressed through the exit opening into surrounding bone tissue, when the implant body is arranged in an opening in the bone tissue and the enossal outer surface is in contact with the bone tissue. A re-solidification of the thermoplastic material after discontinuing the vibrations causes an anchoring through the connection between interpenetrated tissue and the implant body via the thermoplastic material penetrating both.

Abstract: A dental implant includes an implant body with a coronally open cavity as well as at least one exit opening from an inside to the enossal outer surface. A thermoplastic element in the solid condition is arranged in the cavity or is introducible into the cavity and can be brought into an at least partly flowable condition by way of applying a pressing force, which is directed apically into the cavity, and mechanical oscillations and in this condition at least a share of the flowable material of the thermoplastic element can be pressed through the at least one exit opening into surrounding bone tissue on account of the pressing force, when the implant body is arranged in an opening in the bone tissue and the enossal outer surface is in contact with the bone tissue.

Abstract: A dental implant system includes an anchoring part of a ceramic material and an insertion tool. The anchoring part includes an outer thread that defines an axis. The anchoring part has a recess for an engagement of a fastening post of an abutment as well as for an engagement of an insertion tool, the recess being open towards the coronal end. The recess has an inner structure region with an inner structure that forms an insertion geometry for interacting with a corresponding outer structure of the insertion tool, and the insertion tool has an engagement portion with the corresponding outer structure. The recess forms a support region coronally of the inner structure region, wherein a transition region with a surface which in the longitudinal section is concavely arcuate and/or conical is formed between the support region and the inner structure region.

Abstract: A dental implant system includes an anchoring part of a ceramic material for anchoring in bone tissue, an abutment of ceramic material, and an abutment screw. The anchoring part has a recess that is open towards a coronal end for engagement of a fastening post of the abutment. The abutment has an opening that is continuous in the axial direction and into which the abutment screw can be inserted. The abutment screw is configured, for a fastening of the abutment to the anchoring part, to engage into an inner thread that is formed on the anchoring part in the recess or is present on an insert element that is inserted into the recess. The abutment screw has a screw head, and a shoulder, which is formed coronally and which together with the screw head forms a stop on inserting the screw into the opening, is present in the opening.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an inner structure as an insertion geometry and/or as a rotation lock of a ceramic implant or of a ceramic attachment element. Thereby, a rotating disc for removing ceramic material is advanced in an advance direction of the rotating disc perpendicular to the rotation axis of the disc, into a proximally accessible surface of the ceramic implant or into an end surface of a ceramic attachment element.

Abstract: A dental implant for implantation in the jawbone for the purpose of fastening a superstructure. The implant includes an implant body that extends between a coronal and an apical end and which defines an enossal outer surface. The implant body defines a cavity that is open coronally as well as at least one exit opening from an inside to the enossal outer surface. An outer thread is shaped on the implant body. A thermoplastic element is moreover present in the solid condition and is arranged in the cavity or introducible into the cavity, wherein the thermoplastic element can be brought into an at least partly flowable condition by way of applying a pressing force, which is directed apically into the cavity, and mechanical oscillations and can be pressed through the at least one exit opening into surrounding tissue on account of the pressing force.

Abstract: A dental implant includes an implant body with a coronally open cavity as well as at least one exit opening from an inside to the enossal outer surface. A thermoplastic element in the solid condition is arranged in the cavity or is introducible into the cavity and can be brought into an at least partly flowable condition by way of applying a pressing force, which is directed apically into the cavity, and mechanical oscillations and in this condition at least a share of the flowable material of the thermoplastic element can be pressed through the at least one exit opening into surrounding bone tissue on account of the pressing force, when the implant body is arranged in an opening in the bone tissue and the enossal outer surface is in contact with the bone tissue.

Abstract: A dental implant system with a ceramic implant and with an abutment, which moreover includes an insert element for the ceramic implant. The insert element is either manufactured from non-ceramic material or is manufactured essentially of injection molded ceramic. The insert element matches with a recess a proximal region of the ceramic implant and is inserted or insertable into the recess. The insert element serves for the fastening of the abutment and for this is equipped with fastening structures. The insert element, which is arranged in the recess of the ceramic implant, is connectable or connected to the ceramic implant by way of a frictional connection and/or positive connection with respect to axial traction.

Abstract: A dental implant system with a ceramic implant and with an abutment, which moreover includes an insert element for the ceramic implant. The insert element is either manufactured from non-ceramic material or is manufactured essentially of injection molded ceramic. The insert element matches with a recess a proximal region of the ceramic implant and is inserted or insertable into the recess. The insert element serves for the fastening of the abutment and for this is equipped with fastening structures. The insert element, which is arranged in the recess of the ceramic implant, is connectable or connected to the ceramic implant by way of a frictional connection and/or positive connection with respect to axial traction.

Abstract: The ceramic implant system includes an implant with a proximal region having an inner cone, and an abutment with a distal region having an outer cone. The distal region of the abutment and the proximal region of the implant in a clamping region in each case include at least one conical clamping surface which, in pairs, are adapted to one another in an accurately fitting manner such that the abutment and the implant of the ceramic implant system are connectable by way of a clamping connection.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an inner structure as an insertion geometry and/or as a rotation lock of a ceramic implant or of a ceramic attachment element. Thereby, a rotating disc for removing ceramic material is advanced in an advance direction of the rotating disc perpendicular to the rotation axis of the disc, into a proximally accessible surface of the ceramic implant or into an end surface of a ceramic attachment element.

Abstract: The telephone comprises a handset (8) having a receiver and a microphone, and a base (2) on which the handset may be placed. According to the invention, the casing (28) of the base is fitted with another receiver and another microphone and has a shape such that the base may be used as a second handset, thereby enabling two people to converse at the same time with one outside person if the phone is connected to one line or with different outside people if the phone is connected to two lines.

Abstract: An electronic device comprises three stacked flexible elements, namely an electronic assembly for processing information, a display cell for displaying such information and an electrical power source for powering the electronic assembly. The three elements are mechanically joined and electrically connected to each other by insulating and conductive adhesives. The device can be manufactured in quantity by unwinding strips of the three elements, joining the three strips in a stacked relationship, and separating the individual devices from the composite strip thus formed.

Abstract: A watch is described having a case made of an alloy or of a metal compound, e.g. stainless steel, which provides an integral bottom-plate structure. The case consists of a stack of plates. The two outermost plates form a back and a bezel, bearing the watch glass, respectively. The remaining plates are formed with openings that together define in the case housings for accommodating components of the watch.