Abstract: Disclosed herein is a waved implant integrating a soft tissue area and an osseous tissue area. The implant is connected at an upper end thereof to a process tooth. The implant includes a screw portion, a flange and a soft tissue area. The screw portion is inserted into an alveolar bone. The flange is connected to the upper end of the screw portion and inserted into the alveolar bone. The flange has on the upper end thereof a waved shape that is concave in front and rear portions thereof and is convex in left and right portions thereof. The flange comprises on the circumferential surface thereof a fine threaded portion having a thread pitch and/or a thread height smaller and denser than those of the screw portion. A plurality of waved microthreads is formed on the fine threaded portion. The soft tissue area is combined with the upper end of the flange in a body.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a mini implant. In the mini implant, friction is generated at a tapered portion through screw-coupling between a fixture's post portion and an abutment's post hole, so that the so-called friction-lock technique can be employed to not only completely couple the fixture and abutment without relying on cement or a mallet, but also uniformly maintain connectivity between the fixture and the abutment, regardless of the dental surgeon. The fixture defines the tapered portion at a top of an implanted portion defining screw threads in an outer periphery thereof. The post portion is formed above the tapered portion and defines screw roots. The abutment defines the post hole in a lower, inner region thereof and a prosthesis mount at an upper region thereof. The post hole defines screw threads corresponding to the screw roots of the post portion.