8 matching records for Bridge Bar.
A prefabricated device intended to provide a permanent intermediate fixture level between a dental implant and the final prosthesis/restoration (e.g., bridge, single tooth, overdenture). It includes one or more structural component(s) [e.g., abutment, ball,...
A custom-made device intended to provide a permanent intermediate fixture level between a dental implant and the final prosthesis/restoration (e.g., bridge, single tooth, overdenture). It includes one or more structural component(s) [e.g., abutment, ball, b...
A custom-made device intended to provide a temporary intermediate fixture level between a dental implant and a temporary dental prosthesis/restoration, during the oral soft-tissue healing and sculpturing period, prior to the fabrication/rehabilitation and i...
A non-sterile implantable device intended to be used with rib grip/anchor implants either for internal fixation of a fracture or to bridge a deficit in the rib cage. It is typically a thin bar (approximately 20 cm long), with or without serrations, made of ...
A prefabricated device intended to provide a permanent intermediate fixture level between a dental implant and the final prosthesis/restoration (e.g., bridge, single tooth, overdenture). It includes one or more structural component(s) [e.g., abutment, ball,...
A small shaft or splint typically made of austenitic alloys or alloys containing 75 percent or greater gold (Au) and metals of the platinum group, intended for use in prosthetic dentistry in conjunction with removable partial dentures. Various forms of the ...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to grip and hold a bone or, being used in pairs one on either side of the fracture, to approximate the proximal and distal segment of a fractured bone during orthopaedic surgery. It is typically made of high-g...
A manual surgical device designed to bridge two opposing bone clamps being used as a pair, one on either side of a fracture (the proximal and distal segment of a fractured bone) that is being approximated during orthopaedic surgery. It is attached to the st...