Abstract: A dental implant includes an enossal implant body, a head, and a neck or bending zone and a prosthetic platform or an abutment equator, and at least one rotation securing engagement surface or parts thereof that come to rest underneath the prosthetic platform or the abutment equator. The implant head may be mounted at an angle to a longitudinal axis of the enossal implant body.

Abstract: The invention concerns bone-adaptive surface structures for lateral jaw implants. Micromechanical and/or macromechanical surface structures having various body forms are incorporated into selected segments of the surface of the base and of the bar that connects the threaded piece with the base to accelerate the healing process after the implant is inserted into the jaw bone and to make a critical improvement in holding the implant firmly in place without rotation.

Abstract: A dental implant for mounting prosthetic devices such as crowns, having a shaft having an external end adapted for receiving a prosthetic device, a foot attached to an opposing end of the shaft, the foot and shaft being generally orthogonal and the implant foot having a circular outline over an arc ? with two long substantially linear sides enclosing an angle ?, the linear sides being disposed substantially symmetrically with respect to the shaft.

Abstract: An enossal screw implant is inserted cortically into the jawbone as an implant base and a mount for the superstructure of a tooth replacement or a substructure. A break point is provided in the abutment head above a bending zone. Key surfaces are above and below the break point. Solutions to ease adjustment of the inserted implant to the natural tooth position and which can reduce the danger of loosening of the inserted implant in the jawbone are coated on the implant.

Abstract: The invention concerns bone-adaptive surface structures for lateral jaw implants. Micromechanical and/or macromechanical surface structures having various body forms are incorporated into selected segments of the surface of the base and of the bar that connects the threaded piece with the base to accelerate the healing process after the implant is inserted into the jaw bone and to make a critical improvement in holding the implant firmly in place without rotation.

Abstract: Bone-adaptive surface structures are provided for lateral jaw implants. Micromechanical and/or macromechanical surface structures having various body forms are incorporated into selected segments of the surface of a base and of a bar that connects a shaft with the base to accelerate the healing process after the implant is inserted into the jaw bone and to make a critical improvement in holding the implant firmly in place without rotation. A process of manufacturing the surface structures includes forming a macromechanical surface on the implant to increase its surface area; and superimposing micromechanical canals on the macromechanical surface, the canals having a size smaller than the minimum size of the osteons in the bone into which the implant is to be inserted.

Abstract: The invention is an enossal implant with a coating that accelerates the healing-in process and counteracts demineralization of the bone when the cavities that are necessary for insertion of the implant are made. The invention elevates the osmotic pressure in the immediate vicinity of a freshly inserted implant so as to compensate quickly for the loss of salts and minerals of the chemical compounds and minerals contained in the bone and the bone fluid when the cavity is made. The surface of the implant may be, for example, coated with a dry crust of soluble NaCl crystals, which dissolves gradually after the insertion.

Abstract: An enossal screw implant is inserted cortically into the jawbone as an implant base and a mount for the superstructure of a tooth replacement or a substructure. A break point is provided in the abutment head above a bending zone. Key surfaces are above and below the break point. Solutions to ease adjustment of the inserted implant to the natural tooth position and which can reduce the danger of loosening of the inserted implant in the jawbone are coated on the implant.

Abstract: A dental or bone implant has a shaft with an oval to elliptical profile cross section 3, with its diameter D lying in the direction of insertion of the implant 1, forming the longitudinal axis of the shaft profile. The implant has a first bending zone 8, and the shaft 2 has another bending zone 10 in the vicinity of the implant foot 7 above the base disk 9.

Abstract: Implant analog for custom production of prosthetic superstructures for inserted dental implants, inserted into a master cast directly or indirectly via a model sleeve comprising an implant head equipped with elements to hold and fasten an implant system; a base of said implant analog having a cross section that tapers over at least part of its length; an implant head having a working surface and a connecting piece; a tenon-like projection on a bottom end surface of said implant head; and an external thread dimensioned to connect with a screw element.

Abstract: A bone fixation apparatus and method includes basal implants dimensioned to be installed in bone through lateral insertion into a T-shaped slot. The implants serve as anchors for mounting plates to be placed on either side of a fracture. The mounting plates or anchors may be a mount to which a stabilizing fixation rod, plate, prosthesis, dental prosthesis or other mesiostructure is attached.

Abstract: The present invention disclosures a method of stabilizing masticatory forces during re-mineralization around dental implants. The method includes installing a dental implant and injecting botulism toxin into masticatory muscles.