Dental implant and head for a compaction drill

Abstract

A dental implant includes a fixture and an abutment in a body, and a head for a compaction drill is configured for implanting such an implant. The implant includes an upper abutment portion on which a denture is fixed, a fixture portion implanted in the jawbone and forming single or double threads, and a settling portion formed between the abutment portion and the fixture portion. The invention improves the stability of the implant, improves stabilization of the bone tissue affixed to the implant, effectively seals the socket from its surroundings and facilitates bonding between implant and jawbone. This is achieved because of the early healing of tissue around the implant and the greater surface area in contact with surrounding tissue. As a result, an artificial crown may be coupled with the implant during the same surgery.

1 . A head for a dental compaction drill comprising: 
 a guide contacting with a jawbone, said guide corresponding to a front portion of said head;    a first elimination edge prolonged from said guide in a first direction;    a second elimination edge formed above said first elimination edge in a second direction; and    a transposition portion formed between said first elimination edge and said second elimination edge.    
   
   
       2 . The head for a dental compaction drill according to  claim 1 , wherein the first direction is opposed to the second direction.