Lakeview Innovation Ltd.

Maxon Motor Ag

Maxon International Ag

Thorsten Buurlage

Dirk Zimmermann

Jochen Kullick

Peter Samsfort

Michael Reith

The present invention relates to a dental implant () and to a kit for said dental implant. In order to provide dental implants () which meet the general requirements for a successful implantation and use and which can be easily adapted to bone variations and implant offerings, it is proposed according to the invention that the dental implant () comprises a ceramic base body (), a ceramic abutment (), a ceramic tooth structure (), and/or a connector () for connecting of base body (), abutment () and/or tooth structure () to each other, and a bushing body (), which is at least in a final assembly state (E) of the dental implant () received at least partly in the base body (), in the abutment () and/or in the tooth structure () or surrounds the connector () at least in sections.

Dental implant having a socket body, and kit for said dental implant

Dental implant with a base body made of ceramic anchorable in a jawbone and an implant superstructure attachable to the base body using a screw, wherein in an assembled state of the dental implant, a threaded portion of the screw engages with an inner thread formed in a blind hole of the base body, wherein the implant superstructure is by the screw pressed against the base body and wherein the engagement between the threaded portion of the screw and the internal thread of the blind hole occurs only in a lower half of the base body facing away from the implant superstructure.

Dental implant

Dental implant with a ceramic superstructure and base body

The present disclosure relates to an implant, such as a dental implant, having a base member and a thread arranged at an outer end of the base member. The dental implant can be easily inserted and good footing of the implant in the bone can be achieved. Annular ridges and/or recesses can be formed in a section of the base member having no thread.

Implant

A method of connecting a hub component and a connection between a shaft and a hub component, in particular a pinion connected to a shaft. The hub component and the shaft are formed of different materials, that is of ceramics and metal. A connecting element of metal is connected both to the hub component and to the shaft. The hub component and the shaft are connected to the connecting element by a material bond.

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Gorxheimertal, Germany

Thorsten Buurlage