Abstract: A dental tool and prosthetic components/screws that allow capturing, transporting and applying torque so as to perform dental service with a single tool specially adapted for components/screws with reduced dimensions, such as, e.g., smaller than 1.4 mm in diameter.

Abstract: A multifunctional prosthetic component developed to have multiple functions within the conventional or digital workflow, in which a temporary or permanent prosthesis is made for a dental rehabilitation unit that is cemented or screwed on a dental implant. Thus, the component has a geometry that allows it to be used as a conventional closed tray transfer, conventional open tray transfer, scanbody, and temporary abutment, basically including three main regions: a lower region, an intermediate region and an upper region, being also able to cooperate with a positioner cap.

Abstract: An implant includes an elongated and cylindrical body; conical apical region coated by a screw thread and with at least three helical chambers and semi-spherical end; and a cervical region defined by a smooth cervical surface. The elongated and cylindrical body includes at least one longitudinal strip having a substantially smooth surface. The smooth longitudinal strip is located in the zygomatic implant cervical portion. The connection between the screw threads and the smooth longitudinal strip is made by a transition curvature, and the smooth longitudinal strip is aligned with one of the flat sides of the internal area with hexagonal cross section of the implant prosthetic interface.

Abstract: A dental implant including a core; at least one screw thread; a first and second region; a central axis; the surface of the core defining an angle with the central axis in the first region and with the central axis in the second region; and the surface of the screw thread defining an angle with the central axis in the first region and with the central axis in the second region. The diameter of the core decreases at a rate in the first region towards the apical end such that the core defining angle is greater than the screw thread defining angle, and the diameter of the core decreases at a rate in the second region towards the apical end such that the core defining angle is the same as the screw thread defining angle. Furthermore, an implant including at least one helical chamber including a depth and length.

Abstract: A utility model pertains to the field of dental treatment components and was developed with the objective of better installation conditions, greater mechanical stability and greater comfort during use, when compared to similar ones in the current state of the art. It includes: an implant consisting of elongated and cylindrical body; conical apical region coated by a screw thread and with at least three helical chambers and semi-spherical end; and a cervical region defined by a smooth cervical surface, the elongated and cylindrical body including at least one longitudinal strip having a substantially smooth surface, said smooth longitudinal strip being located in the zygomatic implant cervical portion; the connection between the screw threads and the smooth longitudinal strip is made by a transition curvature, and the smooth longitudinal strip is aligned with one of the flat sides of the internal area with hexagonal cross section of the implant prosthetic interface.

Abstract: A dental implant including a core; at least one screw thread; a first and second region; a central axis; the surface of the core defining an angle with the central axis in the first region and with the central axis in the second region; and the surface of the screw thread defining an angle with the central axis in the first region and with the central axis in the second region. The diameter of the core decreases at a rate in the first region towards the apical end such that the core defining angle is greater than the screw thread defining angle, and the diameter of the core decreases at a rate in the second region towards the apical end such that the core defining angle is the same as the screw thread defining angle. Furthermore, an implant including at least one helical chamber including a depth and length.

Abstract: A dental tool and prosthetic components/screws that allow capturing, transporting and applying torque so as to perform dental service with a single tool specially adapted for components/screws with reduced dimensions, such as, e.g., smaller than 1.4 mm in diameter.

Abstract: Embodiments include a scanbody that includes a base that fits in an anti-rotation geometry of a dental implant, and a body that is set to be scanner. The body includes a lateral surface with geometrical elements that allow the identification of information regarding a position, direction and rotation of the scanbody. The body lateral surface does not include any flat portion and includes a first opposing trunconical element, base-to-base, a secondary trunconic element and concave surfaces disposed at the side, including a hole (5) that receives a fixing screw.

Abstract: Embodiments include a scanbody that includes a base that fits in an anti-rotation geometry of a dental implant, and a body that is set to be scanner. The body includes a lateral surface with geometrical elements that allow the identification of information regarding a position, direction and rotation of the scanbody. The body lateral surface does not include any flat portion and includes a first opposing trunconical element, base-to-base, a secondary trunconic element and concave surfaces disposed at the side, including a hole (5) that receives a fixing screw.