12 matching records for Pin, dental.
A non-sterile device in the form of a metal rod designed for the fabrication of custom-made scan and surgical dental implant templates used by a dentist during the first stage of a guided dental implantation procedure (i.e., drilling of holes in the jawbone...
A device intended to be used as a copy of a dental implant prosthetic screw to attach a dental implant abutment or prosthesis (e.g., crown, bridge) to a dental implant analog in a dental laboratory working model. Also known as guide pin, it may also be used...
A device intended to be used as a copy of a dental implant prosthetic screw to attach a dental implant abutment or prosthesis (e.g., crown, bridge) to a dental implant analog in a dental laboratory working model. Some types are referred to as a guide pin, a...
A manually-operated dental laboratory instrument intended to be inserted into a cannulated reamer to help guide the reamer during smoothing and refining of the surface of the screw channel, screw seat and implant/abutment connection of a dental implant supr...
A device intended to aid in the fabrication of a dental prosthesis (e.g., crown, bridge) by connecting the try-in prosthesis to the laboratory working model and to the patient for the purpose of verifying the fit and appearance of the final prosthesis befor...
A collection of various dental instruments, devices and materials intended for the insertion of permanent pins in healthy dentin to provide retention and/or stabilization of dental restorations such as fillings and crowns. It is typically presented as a kit...
A shaft of metal, typically with a spiralled portion at the cutting end (a twist drill bit), intended to be attached to a motorized handpiece, or other power source, to create a precise round hole at the appropriate depth in teeth or bone of the oral cavity...
A small, metal peg designed to provide initial stability to anchor a custom-made surgical template that is fitted over the ridge of existing teeth and/or gum of a patient during the first stage of a dental implantation procedure. It is inserted through late...
A device intended to be placed permanently in the tooth to provide retention and/or stabilization for a dental restoration (e.g., a filling or a crown). It is typically made of stainless steel or titanium (Ti) and comes in a variety of sizes (e.g., 1.0 mm t...
A dental device intended to be placed on an orthodontic archwire or rod via screwing, crimping, or soldering, for orthodontic spring activation and/or to prevent the archwire from sliding within the brackets. It may be designed in various forms (e.g., Gurin...
A dental device in the shape of a straight pin or hook designed to accept an elastic band, power chain, spring, or archwire (not included), which apply a force in addition to the main orthodontic archwire, for vertical alignment and/or horizontal positionin...
A dental device in the shape of a straight pin or hook designed to accept an elastic band, power chain, spring, or archwire (not included), which apply a force in addition to the main orthodontic archwire, for vertical alignment and/or horizontal positionin...