Kabushiki Kaisha Morita Seisakusho

Kazuo Hozumi

Kazuo Nishikawa

Takahiro Matsui

Jun Tamura

Hiroshi Ueno

Fred M Sorenson

James W Grenfell

The present invention relates to a balancing device for vertically movable dental arms such as a dental light arm and a dental tray arm, and more specifically to a balancing device which is capable of accurately positioning the arm at any desired position by sufficiently balancing the weight of a load head with the force of the spring member coaxially inserted in the arm. The balancing device features compact size, low cost and high operability.

Balancing device for dental arm

This disclosure relates to an X-ray photographing apparatus both for photographing the entire jaws and for cephalographic use. The apparatus is constructed in such a manner that, in setting the generator in any direction either for cephalographic use or for use in photographing the entire jaws, the X-ray generator is automatically vertically rotated through a specified angle and is enabled to make simple and correct change in the direction of irradiation by providing the X-ray generator mounted horizontally and vertically rotatably at one end of a rotary arm with a sliding element, providing the arm with an inclined guide groove for guiding the element therein, and merely rotating the generator horizontally through a specified angle.

Dental radiographic apparatus for photographing entire jaws and taking

The disclosure relates to a film cassette drive mechanism in a dental radiographic apparatus for photographing the entire jaws which apparatus is used in tomography. The drive mechanism is of such construction that a film cassette disposed at one end of a rotary arm of the apparatus in an opposed relation with respect to an X-ray source disposed at the other end thereof is moved to feed a film necessary for tomography by driving a variable speed motor inside the cassette holder in synchronism with the speed of travel of the X-ray source responsive to the rotation of the rotary arm.

Film cassette drive mechanism in dental radiographic apparatus for

A training machine for intra-oral instrumentation for dental treatment which comprises a plate carrying an electrically conductive path on the surface thereof; an imitation dental instrument with an imitation dental tool detachably attached thereto, so that a trainee traces said conductive path with said tool; and means for measuring the time during which said conductive path is being traced with said tool. A shield is attachable to the machine so that the trainee can look at the pattern of the conductive path either directly without the shield or only through a mirror with the shield attached to the machine.

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Joyo, Japan

Kazuo Hozumi