Dentistry – Method or material for testing – treating – restoring – or... – Anchor pin
Patent
1977-10-07
1980-02-12
Kinsey, Russell R.
Dentistry
Method or material for testing, treating, restoring, or...
Anchor pin
A61C 500
Patent
active
041876113
ABSTRACT:
A dental retention pin has a threaded longitudinally grooved lower shaft section, an intermediate sealing section for sealing the hole in which the pin is threaded, and an upper section embeddable in a surrounding body of restorative material. A pinhole is drilled in a tooth and the pin is inserted therein by rotation to cut threads in the dentin as fluids are vented through the groove. The sealing section then enters the pinhole to establish a sealing relationship therewith.
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Kinsey Russell R.
University of Iowa Research Foundation
Wilson John J.
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