Abstract: The present invention provides a universal fastening system that joins or affixes two or more objects together. The universal fastening system comprises a driving tool having a first end and a second end connected through a cylindrical shaft, wherein one end is a tip end having a plurality of indentations, and the other end is a tool head for receiving a driving shaft which can be rotated by a hand-driven tool or motorized tool. The system also includes a fastener comprising a head part on which a plurality of protrusion or teeth are positioned to facilitate the engagement of the fastener with the driving tool at various angles. Furthermore, the fastener also includes a shank member centrally attached to the head of the fastener, having a plurality of threads enables the insertion of the fastener within the fastening channel when rotated by the driving tool.

Abstract: A dental implant device configured as a single, solid, unitary structure, including a body portion, multiplicity of wedging edge portion, and an apical end portion, wherein the implant device is configured to be installed in a patient's mandibular or maxillary bone. The apical end portion is configured to be beveled on a multiplicity of sides. The apical end portion may also include a joining surface, the joining surface has a saw-like serration pattern, a generally jagged pattern, or a smooth pointed edge to aid in locking the implant device to the maxilla or mandible to achieve initial stability and mechanical retention. The apical end portion may further include a multiplicity of generally circular holes to generally aid bone growth and facilitate stronger osseointegration. The dental implant comprises a biocompatible material including zirconia or titanium alloy. A minimum of 5 mm of the apical end portion would be inserted into the bone.