Centerpulse Dental Inc.

Sulzer Dental Inc.

Other

Zimmer Dental, Inc.

Sulzer Calcitek Inc.

Robert L Riley

William R Wagner

Philip Scott Lyren

Thomas H Day

William M Locante

George Tysowsky

Kermit Stott

A method for immediately placing a non-occlusive and non-functional temporary dental implant prosthesis in the jawbone of a human patient with the prosthesis having a size and shape of a natural human tooth.

Method for immediately placing a non-occlusive dental implant prosthesis

A near net tooth shaped ceramic prosthesis is provided in a tooth shape to minimize the amount of cutting and baking required to finish the outer crown portion of the dental prosthesis. A metallic core is provided for attachment to an implant in a patient's mouth. A ceramic crown is then attached to the core.

Near net tooth shaped ceramic crown

Near net tooth shaped ceramic crown and method

A dental abutment having a metallic core, a shield surrounding an outer surface of the core, and a polymeric cuff surrounding the core and shield, wherein the cuff bonds to a polymeric prosthesis.

Composite dental abutment

A method for immediately placing a non-occlusive and non-functional temporary dental implant prosthesis in the jawbone of a human patient.

A dental positioning guide has two pins connected to a hub section. The pins may be rotated to a plurality of angular positions.

Dental implant positioning guide

This invention is a device which enables one to layout sheet metal elbows of many sizes, degree of angle, segments, and throat radiuses. Further this invention is a device for laying out round pipe sections to intersect another round pipe at a right angle either on or off center of the pipe being intersected to form a sheet metal T joint of many sizes and combination of sizes. Another advantage is the use of the transparent, rectangular, plastic elements, when one element is affixed upon the profile of an object to be intersected the lines required in this method of layout can be readily ascertained, thus eliminating the drafting of same. The gist of this invention is a layout device, and method which enables one to layout hundreds of sheet metal objects in much less time and without the preliminary procedures which are often used in this type of sheet metal fabrication.

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Vista, CA, United States of America

Robert L Riley