Title: Wojciech Swieszkowski: Innovator in Dental Implant Technology
Introduction
Wojciech Swieszkowski is an inventor based in Warszawa, Poland. He has made significant contributions to the field of dental implant technology. Although he currently holds no granted patents, his work is noteworthy for its innovative approach to bioactive dental implants.
Latest Patent Applications
Wojciech Swieszkowski's latest patent application is titled "Bioactive Intraosseous Dental Implant." This invention describes an intraosseous dental implant designed for the application of biologically active agents directly to the surrounding soft tissues and bone tissue, as well as their substitutes. The implant allows for the measurement of newly formed or lost bone tissue volume immediately adjacent to it. By increasing the dynamics of osseointegration growth, the implant aims to reduce the duration of the entire treatment protocol. The application details how the type of material used, design features, surface topography, and the formation of layered structures and coatings can enhance the osseointegration process. Additionally, the implant introduces growth factors and other biologically active factors that contribute to improved osseointegration strength. Notably, the entire implant or a porous section can be produced using 3D printing techniques, employing selective melting or sintering of biocompatible metallic, ceramic, or metallic-ceramic composite powders with laser or electron beams.
Conclusion
Wojciech Swieszkowski's innovative work in dental implant technology showcases his commitment to advancing medical solutions. His contributions, particularly in the area of bioactive implants, hold promise for improving patient outcomes in dental treatments.