CN214484666U - Auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling three-dimensional direction movement of molar - Google Patents

Auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling three-dimensional direction movement of molar Download PDF

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CN214484666U
CN214484666U CN202120299292.9U CN202120299292U CN214484666U CN 214484666 U CN214484666 U CN 214484666U CN 202120299292 U CN202120299292 U CN 202120299292U CN 214484666 U CN214484666 U CN 214484666U
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The utility model discloses a can control supplementary just abnormal device that molar three-dimensional direction removed, including the plastics base, place the molar maintenance metal bottom plate in the tongue side of first molar, place the fixed metal bottom plate in the tongue side of second two sharp tooth, place the two sharp tooth maintenance metal bottom plates in the tongue side of first two sharp tooth, and be used for providing the metal afterburning hook of three-dimensional removal traction force to the second molar, molar maintenance metal bottom plate, fixed metal bottom plate, two sharp tooth maintenance metal bottom plates and metal afterburning hook all are connected with the plastics base through the connecting rod. The integrated device for controlling the three-dimensional direction movement of the posterior teeth in the orthodontic non-invasive way ensures the stress application effect by integral forming; the cost is low, and the clinical operation is simple and convenient; the tooth movement in three-dimensional direction can be realized simultaneously; can be matched with full-mouth fixation correction, bracket-free invisible correction or independent use.

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Auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling three-dimensional direction movement of molar
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a medical appliance used in oral cavity, in particular to an auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling the three-dimensional direction movement of molar.
Background
Orthodontics is the correction of misaligned teeth by applying corrective forces between the teeth using corrective appliances to the teeth. At present, most of common orthodontic methods are to install a fixed bracket on each tooth and to correct the tooth by means of force application through a correction arch wire.
During orthodontic correction, most patients require the molar to move in three dimensions. When the molar teeth are locked, the teeth are expected to move labially/lingually; when the molar relationship is class II/class III, it is desirable that the molar be able to move sagittal; when the molar is elongated, it is desirable that the molar be able to move in a vertical direction. However, since the molar is located at the rear of the dental arch, the function of the orthodontic archwire cannot be fully expressed, the three-dimensional direction of the molar is not well controlled, and some orthodontic devices are often needed to assist in regulating and controlling the three-dimensional movement of the molar.
The existing effective means is mainly to implant micro-implant nails at the corresponding parts of alveolar bones to provide anchorage so as to obtain the desired tooth movement and avoid the undesired tooth movement. The implantation of the micro-implant nail is an invasive and invasive treatment mode, and has the risks of local inflammation, falling off, breaking off and the like; meanwhile, the method has corresponding requirements on the age and the anatomical structure of patients, and not all patients have the conditions for implantation of micro-implant nails, and the method is not suitable for the cases of too low maxillary sinus floor, immature alveolar bone development, unclosed apical foramen and the like.
In addition to micro-implant nails, there are other adjunctive therapeutic devices such as palatal rods, Nance palatal braces, and the like. However, these devices have significant limitations, such as most devices are capable of only one dimension of tooth movement; the lower jaw auxiliary device is difficult to design and manufacture; compared with the CAD/CAM technology, the arch wire bending or casting mode is adopted, the precision and the strength are not good enough, and the integrated manufacturing is not realized.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
To the above-mentioned not enough that exists among the prior art, the utility model provides a can realize the supplementary just abnormal device that can control the three-dimensional direction of molar removal through non-invasive mode.
In order to solve the technical problem, the utility model discloses a following technical scheme:
the auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling the molar to move in the three-dimensional direction comprises a plastic base, a molar retention metal base plate placed on the lingual side of a first molar, a fixed metal base plate placed on the lingual side of a second bicuspid, a bicuspid retention metal base plate placed on the lingual side of the first bicuspid, and a metal force application hook used for providing three-dimensional movement traction force for the second molar, wherein the molar retention metal base plate, the fixed metal base plate, the bicuspid retention metal base plate and the metal force application hook are connected with the plastic base through connecting rods.
As a preferred proposal of the utility model, the molar retention metal base plate, the fixed metal base plate and the double-cuspid retention metal base plate are all made by CAD/CAM.
As a preferred proposal of the utility model, the left and right sides in the oral cavity are respectively connected with the connecting rods of the molar retention metal base plate, the fixed metal base plate and the double-cuspid retention metal base plate which are arranged in bilateral symmetry relative to the plastic base.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the plastic base is closely attached to a mucosal tissue in the oral cavity.
As a preferred proposal of the utility model, the plastic base, the molar retention metal base plate, the fixed metal base plate, the double-cuspid retention metal base plate and the metal stressing hook are formed integrally.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the advantages of as follows:
1. the utility model discloses can realize that the just abnormal tooth of three-dimensional direction removes through non-invasive mode.
2. The integrated device is manufactured by adopting a CAD/CAM manufacturing mode and a digital personalized design, so that the integrated device can be better adapted to the conditions in the mouth of a patient, and the teeth can be moved more effectively.
3. The integrated device for controlling the three-dimensional direction movement of the posterior teeth in the orthodontic non-invasive way ensures the stress application effect by integral forming; the cost is low, and the clinical operation is simple and convenient; the tooth movement in three-dimensional direction can be realized simultaneously; can be matched with full-mouth fixation correction, bracket-free invisible correction or independent use.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of an auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling three-dimensional movement of molars;
fig. 2 is a top view of an auxiliary orthodontic device that controls the three dimensional movement of molars;
fig. 3 is a side view of an auxiliary orthodontic device that controls the three dimensional movement of molars;
fig. 4 is a partial schematic view of a force application member and a force resisting member in an auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling the three-dimensional movement of molars;
fig. 5 is a partial schematic view of a resistive member in an auxiliary orthodontic device that controls the three-dimensional movement of molars.
In the figure: 1-second molar; 2-first molar; 3-second bicuspid; 4-first double cuspid tooth; 5-grinding teeth fixing metal bottom plate; 6, fixing a metal bottom plate; 7-double-cuspid fixed metal bottom plate; 8-metal force application hooks; 9-a connecting rod; 10-a connecting rod; 11-a connecting rod; 12-a plastic base; 13-connecting rod.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1 to 5, an auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling the three-dimensional movement of molars includes a plastic base 12, a molars retaining metal base plate 5 placed on the lingual side of first molars 2, a fixed metal base plate 6 placed on the lingual side of second bicuspids 3, a bicuspids retaining metal base plate 7 placed on the lingual side of first bicuspids 4, and a metal force applying hook 8 for providing a three-dimensional movement traction force to second molars 1. The molar retention metal bottom plate 5, the fixed metal bottom plate 6, the double-cuspid retention metal bottom plate 7 and the metal stressing hook 8 are all connected with the plastic base 12 through connecting rods (9, 10, 11 and 13 are all connecting rods in the figure).
The molar retention metal bottom plate 5, the fixed metal bottom plate 6 and the double-cuspid retention metal bottom plate 7 are all manufactured by CAD/CAM. The molar retention metal base plate 5, the fixed metal base plate 6 and the bicuspid retention metal base plate 7 manufactured by CAD/CAM have higher matching degree with corresponding teeth, can realize good retention without fully wrapping the teeth, and reduce the dental caries risk of the teeth. The edges of the molar retention metal bottom plate 5, the fixed metal bottom plate 6 and the double-cuspid retention metal bottom plate 7 manufactured by CAD/CAM are smoother and more blunt, which conforms to the edge form of gum and reduces gum stimulation.
The metal stress application hook 8 is used as a stress application part, and the placing position of the metal stress application hook 8 can be flexibly designed according to the tooth movement; and the molar retention metal base plate 5, the fixed metal base plate 6, the double-cuspid retention metal base plate 7 and the connecting rods (9, 10, 11, 13) serve as resistance members.
The left and right sides in the oral cavity are respectively connected the relative plastic base 12 bilateral symmetry setting of connecting rod of bruxism maintenance metal bottom plate 5, fixed metal bottom plate 6 and two sharp tooth maintenance metal bottom plate 7, connecting rod 9 that the left side is connected bruxism maintenance metal bottom plate 5 and the relative plastic base 12 bilateral symmetry setting of connecting rod 9 that the right side is connected bruxism maintenance metal bottom plate 5 promptly, the connecting rod 10 that the left side is connected fixed metal bottom plate 6 and the relative plastic base 12 bilateral symmetry setting of connecting rod 10 that the right side is connected fixed metal bottom plate 6, the connecting rod 11 that the left side is connected two sharp tooth maintenance metal bottom plate 7 and the relative plastic base 12 bilateral symmetry setting of connecting rod 11 that the right side is connected two sharp tooth maintenance metal bottom plate 7. Bilateral symmetry structure sets up, can provide effective afterburning effect through connecting rod connection resistance structure.
The plastic base 12 is in close contact with the mucosal tissue in the oral cavity, and can provide an effective support effect for the force application part and a good force application effect for the connected force application part.
The plastic base 12, the molar retention metal bottom plate 5, the fixed metal bottom plate 6, the double-cuspid retention metal bottom plate 7 and the metal stressing hook 8 are formed into a whole. The metal stressing hook 8 is made of a stainless steel wire, the stressing effect is guaranteed by integral forming, and unnecessary movement of other teeth is reduced.
When the auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling the three-dimensional movement of the molar is used, the auxiliary orthodontic device is bonded and fixed on the tooth by using the bonding material, a bracket is bonded on the side surface of the molar tongue or the side surface of the lip needing to move, and the metal force application hook 8 is connected with the bracket bonded on the moving tooth by using the orthodontic rubber band or the rubber ring.
Finally, although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention can be modified or replaced by other means without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, which should be construed as limited only by the appended claims.

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1. An auxiliary orthodontic device capable of controlling three-dimensional movement of molar teeth, which is characterized in that: the dental implant comprises a plastic base (12), a molar retention metal base plate (5) arranged on the lingual side of a first molar, a fixed metal base plate (6) arranged on the lingual side of a second bicuspid, a bicuspid retention metal base plate (7) arranged on the lingual side of the first bicuspid, and a metal stress application hook (8) used for providing three-dimensional movement traction force for the second molar, wherein the molar retention metal base plate (5), the fixed metal base plate (6), the bicuspid retention metal base plate (7) and the metal stress application hook (8) are all connected with the plastic base (12) through connecting rods.
2. The orthodontic appliance for controlling the three-dimensional movement of molars according to claim 1, wherein: the molar retention metal bottom plate (5), the fixed metal bottom plate (6) and the double-cuspid retention metal bottom plate (7) are all manufactured by CAD/CAM.
3. The orthodontic appliance for controlling the three-dimensional movement of molars according to claim 1, wherein: the left side and the right side in the oral cavity are respectively connected with the connecting rods of the molar retention metal bottom plate (5), the fixed metal bottom plate (6) and the double-cuspid retention metal bottom plate (7) which are arranged in bilateral symmetry relative to the plastic base (12).
4. The orthodontic appliance for controlling the three-dimensional movement of molars according to claim 1, wherein: the plastic base (12) is in close contact with the mucosal tissue in the oral cavity.
5. The orthodontic appliance for controlling the three-dimensional movement of molars according to claim 1, wherein: the plastic base (12), the molar retention metal base plate (5), the fixed metal base plate (6), the double-cuspid retention metal base plate (7) and the metal stressing hook (8) are integrally formed.
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