US2024016588A1PendingUtilityA1
Method of modifying the gingival part of a virtual model of a set of teeth
Est. expiryFeb 23, 2031(~4.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A61C 13/34B33Y 50/00B33Y 80/00A61C 13/0004G16H 20/40A61C 19/04
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Abstract
Disclosed is a method of generating and modifying a virtual model of a set of teeth, where the method provides that a restoration can be inserted into a physical model of the set of teeth manufactured from the virtual model of the set of teeth. A method of and a system for generating a virtual model of a set of teeth for manufacturing a physical model of the set of teeth, and to a physical model of a set of teeth.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . (canceled)
2 . An implant analog configured to be positioned in a hole in a gingival part of a physical model of a set of teeth, the implant analog comprising:
a central volume extending along a longitudinal direction of the implant analog from a crown end towards a distal end, a stop surface arranged at the distal end, the stop surface having a reduced cross-sectional area such that room is left for rounded corners of a wall of the hole, a height inspection groove for visual or contact-based inspection of whether the implant analog is arranged in a correct position in the gingival part of the physical model of the set of teeth.
3 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , having a cross-sectional shape such that the implant analog can be inserted only in the correct anatomical position and orientation in the gingival part.
4 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , wherein the implant analog is a non-rotation implant analog.
5 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , wherein the implant analog has a shape with a reduced cross-sectional rotation symmetry.
6 . The implant analog according to claim 5 , wherein the reduced cross-sectional rotation symmetry is an N-fold symmetry, wherein N is an integer number below 25.
7 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , wherein the implant analog has no rotation symmetry in its cross-sectional plane.
8 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , wherein the stop surface is arranged centrally around the longitudinal direction of the implant analog.
9 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , wherein the stop surface is plane and horizontal relative to the rest of the physical model and/or relative to an insertion direction of the implant analog in the gingival part.
10 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , wherein an overall form of the stop surface is sloping, slanting or inclined.
11 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , wherein the height inspection groove extends around the entire circumference of the implant analog, forming a band-shaped height inspection groove which can be seen from all directions in a cross-sectional plane intersecting the height inspection groove.
12 . The implant analog according to claim 2 , further comprising a cover attached to the implant analog.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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