Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing an ultrasonic tip for an apicoectomy, such that the tip has a shape suitable for the shape of a tooth root, comprising the steps of: forming a feedstock by mixing a metal powder including stainless steel with a binder; injecting the feedstock to form an injection-molded part having a plurality of projections integrally formed on the surface thereof; performing debinding to remove the binder from the injection-molded part; sintering the injection-molded part; and performing annealing to increase the ductility and facilitate the bending of the sintered part.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing an ultrasonic tip for an apicoectomy, such that the tip has a shape suitable for the shape of a tooth root, comprising the steps of: forming a feedstock by mixing a metal powder including stainless steel with a binder; injecting the feedstock to form an injection-molded part having a plurality of projections integrally formed on the surface thereof; performing debinding to remove the binder from the injection-molded part; sintering the injection-molded part; and performing annealing to increase the ductility and facilitate the bending of the sintered part.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing an ultrasonic tip for an apicoectomy, such that the tip has a shape suitable for the shape of a tooth root, comprising the steps of: forming a feedstock by mixing a metal powder including stainless steel with a binder; injecting the feedstock to form an injection-molded part having a plurality of projections integrally formed on the surface thereof; performing debinding to remove the binder from the injection-molded part; sintering the injection-molded part; and performing annealing to increase the ductility and facilitate the bending of the sintered part.

Abstract: A complete melting type cordless filling instrument for endodontic treatment is disclosed which uses a switching circuit, to be operable using a miniature dry battery for supplying DC power. The filling instrument includes a body with a battery for supplying DC power, a heater at a front end of the body to heat and melt gutta-percha, an injector mounted to the body in front of the heater to discharge the melted gutta-percha, a charging part provided at the body to charge the gutta-percha in the body, a feeding member which feeds the gutta-percha charged in the body, a filling switch which turns on the heater, and a control circuit installed in the body, to control a temperature of the heating core and an operation of the heating core. The control circuit includes the filling switch, and a switching circuit adapted to efficiently maintain electrical energy supplied from the battery.

Abstract: A dental retractor made of a shape memory material to be easily bended and restored to an initial shape under predetermined conditions is provided. The dental retractor includes a retraction portion made of nitinol or alloy including nitinol to be bendable and to have shape memory characteristics, and configured to hold gingival tissue by being supported by a tooth; a support portion connected to one side of the retraction portion to support the retraction portion; and a handle portion connected to the support part. Since the dental retractor is easily bent and variously deformed as necessary, convenience of a surgery may be increased. In addition, since the dental retractor is restored to the initial shape under the predetermined conditions after the surgery, convenience is increased.

Abstract: A dental ultrasonic tip for removing a post by continuously transmitting ultrasonic energy to the post through continuous contact with the post is provided. The dental ultrasonic tip for removing a post may include a tip body portion, and a post receiving portion integrally formed with a leading end of the tip body portion and configured to include a recess depressed into a predetermined space shape. When a post mounted in a root canal is to be removed, the post is inserted in the recess while coming into contact with an inner surface of the recess. According to the foregoing structure, ultrasonic energy may be continuously transmitted to the post and the post may be efficiently removed.

Abstract: Disclosed is a thermal tester for a dental clinic for accurately measuring dental pulp thermal sensitivity by rapidly delivering heat at a predetermined temperature to a tooth. The thermal tester for a dental clinic of the present invention comprises: a tester body having on one side a protruding heat transfer terminal provided with a contact surface that comes into contact with the tooth; and a heating unit for heating the heat transfer terminal, wherein the heating unit includes a first heating element and a second heating element, which, in a mutually electrically insulated state, penetrate the inside of the tester body, and extend to the heat transfer terminal, wherein the respective end portions of the first and second heating elements, which face the contact surface of the heat transfer terminal, closely contact each other to generate thermoelectricity.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing an ultrasonic tip for an apicoectomy, such that the tip has a shape suitable for the shape of a tooth root, comprising the steps of: forming a feedstock by mixing a metal powder including stainless steel with a binder; injecting the feedstock to form an injection-molded part having a plurality of projections integrally formed on the surface thereof; performing debinding to remove the binder from the injection-molded part; sintering the injection-molded part; and performing annealing to increase the ductility and facilitate the bending of the sintered part.

Abstract: Disclosed are a scaler tip for a dental implant using a Powder Injection Molding (PIM) of silver, copper, a silver alloy, or a copper alloy, and a method for manufacturing the scaler tip. The scaler tip includes a shank portion, and a work portion extendedly formed from an end of the shank portion and including a curved portion. Here, the scaler tip is formed by performing the PIM on at least one metal powder of silver, copper, the silver alloy, and the copper alloy.

Abstract: A cordless endodontic filling instrument for back filling is disclosed which uses a switching circuit enabling the filling instrument to be operable using a small dry battery for supply DC power, and enabling the filling instrument to sense variation in capacitance and to control operation of heating wire based on the sensed capacitance variation. The filling instrument includes a body having a pen shape to enable an operator to easily grasp the body, includes a DC power source and a main printed circuit board arranged in the body, a heat generating tip extending forwardly from the body and heating and melting gutta-percha to fill a root canal with the melted gutta-percha, and a touch switch arranged at a front portion of the body to sense variation in capacitance occurring when the operator touches the touch switch, and to turn on the heat generating tip based on the sensed capacitance variation.

Abstract: A complete melting type cordless filling instrument for endodontic treatment is disclosed which uses a switching circuit, to be operable using a miniature dry battery for supplying DC power. The filling instrument includes a body with a battery for supplying DC power, a heater at a front end of the body to heat and melt gutta-percha, an injector mounted to the body in front of the heater to discharge the melted gutta-percha, a charging part provided at the body to charge the gutta-percha in the body, a feeding member which feeds the gutta-percha charged in the body, a filling switch which turns on the heater, and a control circuit installed in the body, to control a temperature of the heating core and an operation of the heating core. The control circuit includes the filling switch, and a switching circuit adapted to efficiently maintain electrical energy supplied from the battery.