Kaltenbach & Voigt Gmbh & Co.

Kaltenbach + Voigt Gmbh

Kaltenbach & Voight, Gmbh & Co.

Walter Mossle

Eugen Eibofner

Burkhard Hugo

Gerd Lohn

Hans Loge

Bernhard Lingenhole

Gerhard Krause

The invention concerns a hand apparatus (), in particular for dental purposes, for dispensing a pasty filler mass (M) the viscosity of which can be reduced by supplying vibration energy, having an apparatus housing (), having a container () for the pasty filler mass (M), having an exit nozzle () standing in connection with the container (), having a vibration generator (), and having pressure production means () for exercising pressure on the pasty filler mass (M). In order to improve the transfer of vibrations in the region of the of the hand apparatus the vibration generator () and the container () are mounted movably with respect to the apparatus housing () and are directly vibration-coupled with each other.

Hand apparatus, in particular for dental purposes, for dispensing a pasty filler mass

In the case of a medical or dental treatment instrument for the treatment of body tissue or a substitute material, in particular by cutting, with an elongated handpiece which in its front end region comprises a retaining device with a plug-in hole, into which the tool with its tool shank is capable of being inserted and is capable of being locked by means of a locking part which is movably supported transversely in relation to the tool shank between a locking position in which it is set into a locking recess in the tool shank and a release position releasing the tool shank and is pressurised into its locking position by the force of a spring, an actuating member which is manually accessible from outside is provided which is movably supported on the retaining device and with which the locking part is capable of being displaced into its release position, the actuating member being displaceably supported transversely in relation to the tool shank.

Medical or dental treatment instrument for the treatment of body tissue

In the case of a medical or dental handpiece with a tool for the processing of body tissue or of a substitute material by machining, wherein the tool comprises an, in particular, elongated processing section extending from a base part connected to the handpiece by a detachable connecting device, the processing section having at least one abrasive working face extending in its longitudinal direction and/or transverse thereto, the handpiece has an oscillating drive for the tool, in particular for a frequency in the ultrasonic range, an articulation is assigned to the connecting device, and the axis of the articulation extends approximately in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal axis of the processing section, approximately at a right angle thereto or in an angular range lying in between.

Medical or dental handpiece with a tool for processing by machining

In a tool (1) for the preparation, with the removal of material, of a lateral cavity (K) in a tooth (Z), which tool has a tool shaft (2) of which one end is connected or can be connected with a dental handpiece (4) and of which the other end is connected or can be connected with a working body (14), the longitudinal middle axis (11b) of which working body extends approximately co-axially or axis parallel to the longitudinal middle axis (11a) of the tool shaft (2), and which working body has to both sides of a longitudinal middle plane (7) extending into its longitudinal middle axis (11b), lateral working surfaces (6) which each include an acute angle with the longitudinal middle plane (7), whereby the working surfaces (6) diverge in the direction towards the tool shaft (2), the working surfaces (6) have, at least in their longitudinal region (L3) towards the tool shaft (2), or over their entire length (L), a progressive divergence (18) relative to the middle axis (11b) of the working body (14).

Tool for the preparation, with removal of material, of a lateral cavity

A tartar-removing or scaling handpiece, which is constituted of an elongated gripping sleeve, having arranged at one end thereof a tartar-removing or scaling implement which includes a bent operating end, wherein the gripping sleeve incorporates a light source arranged at the end thereof proximate the implement which is oriented towards the region of the tartar-removing implement, and which is located at one side adjacent the tartar-removing implement. The tartar-removing implement possesses a shaft connected with the gripping sleeve, to which there is joined the angled or curvilinearly bent operating end of the implement.

Tartar-removing handpiece

A tartar-removing dental handpiece, consisting of an elongated gripping sleeve on which there is arranged a vibration generator, which is connected to a vibratable tartar-removing instrument arranged at one end of the gripping sleeve for transmitting vibrations thereto. The gripping sleeve incorporates at least one medium supply conduit which is connected through a coupling member located at the end of the gripping sleeve distant from the instrument to a connecting conduit leading to a medium source.

Tartar-removing dental handpiece

A tartar-removing dental handpiece, constituted of an elongated gripping sleeve having a vibration generator arranged therein which is connected with a vibratable tartar-removing instrument located at one end of the gripping sleeve for transmission of vibrations. The gripping sleeve includes supply media conduits of which one is an energy infeed conduit leading to the vibration generator, and which are connected through the intermediary of a coupling member, which is arranged at the end of the gripping sleeve remote from the instrument, to connecting conduits leading to a medium source.

A dental handpiece having a gripping sleeve, a drive aggregate arranged in the handpiece for a dental treatment work tool retained in a head portion, and which includes its own built-in electrical light source. The light source, together with conduits for supply media, is arranged within an intermediate member which is exchangeably mounted between the gripping sleeve and the end member of a supply hose for the media for the handpiece. The light from the light source, with the aid of strand-like light conductors arranged interiorly of the handpiece, is conducted to the region of the handpiece head portion and exits therefrom the gripping sleeve directed towards the tooth treatment worktool, and in which the light source can be switched on and off through the intermediary of a compressed air-driven pneumatic switch device.

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Mittelbiberach, Germany

Walter Mossle