Abstract: A dental treating apparatus has a head unit having a holder for drivably holding a cutting tool, a hand piece body connected to the head unit for transmitting power to drive the cutting tool, and a controller for controlling the driving of the cutting tool. The dental treating apparatus further has a conductive body disposed in an inside of the hand piece body for transmitting an electric signal, contact members electrically connecting the cutting tool or the holder with the conductive body, a connection failure detector for applying a predetermined input signal to the conductive body and detecting a connection failure of the contact members based on a response to the input signal obtained via the cutting tool, and a notifier for notifying a user based on the detection result of the connection failure detector.

Abstract: A diagnostic imaging apparatus of hand piece type suitable for medical or dental use, comprising a main body held by operator's fingers, a luminous means for irradiating at least one of lights selected from excitation light, infrared light and ultraviolet light, and an imaging means provided in a forward portion of the main body. The imaging means comprises a solid-state image sensing device and an optical means for forming an optical image of a diagnosis object to be examined on the solid-state image sensing device and is so constructed as to output a predetermined diagnostic image information by receiving the light reflected from the diagnosis object and/or the fluorescence generated from the diagnosis object when irradiation of light from the luminous means to the diagnosis object is performed.

Abstract: A small-sized and high-powered medical illuminating device, and other devices, such as a medical photopolymerizer and a medical hand-piece, including the medical illuminating device. The medical illuminating device includes plural light emitting components which are integrated with a base forming into a light emission module. The base includes a substrate member having at least a concave, and the light emitting component is mounted on a bottom surface of the concave. Side surfaces of the concave of the substrate member function as a reflector for reflecting the light emitted from the light emitting component towards its front.

Abstract: A diagnostic imaging apparatus of hand piece type suitable for medical or dental use, comprising a main body held by operator's fingers, a luminous means for irradiating at least one of lights selected from excitation light, infrared light and ultraviolet light, and an imaging means provided in a forward portion of the main body. The imaging means comprises a solid-state image sensing device and an optical means for forming an optical image of a diagnosis object to be examined on the solid-state image sensing device and is so constructed as to output a predetermined diagnostic image information by receiving the light reflected from the diagnosis object and/or the fluorescence generated from the diagnosis object when irradiation of light from the luminous means to the diagnosis object is performed.

Abstract: A small-sized and high-powered medical illuminating device, and other devices, such as a medical photopolymerizer and a medical hand-piece, including the medical illuminating device. The medical illuminating device includes plural light emitting components which are integrated with a base forming into a light emission module. The base includes a substrate member having at least a concave, and the light emitting component is mounted on a bottom surface of the concave. Side surfaces of the concave of the substrate member function as a reflector for reflecting the light emitted from the light emitting component towards its front.

Abstract: A brushless DC micromotor made up of a stator coil and a rotor housed inside thereof with magnet poles formed therein, which micromotor is characterized in that the stator coil is formed by coaxially winding more than one coil sheet formed on an insulating sheet, on which coil sheet a plurality of coil patterns are continuously provided in series in the direction of winding. The motor of the present invention can be made smaller, thinner and lighter than the conventional counterpart made by the use of a wound copper wire coil.

Abstract: This invention relates to a face bow for a mandibular motion diagnostic device and more particularly to a face bow as a component of a device for measuring a patient's mandibular motion and reproducing it precisely by the use of a mandibular model on the basis of the measured data. The face bow is attached in a fixed positional relationship to the patient's mandible as measurement is taken of the motion thereof and is shifted onto the mandibular model upon completion of the measurement so that the patient's dental arch in its actual position is precisely reproduced in the mandibular model.