Dentistry – Apparatus – Having heater or electrode
Patent
1980-10-21
1982-06-29
Hirsch, Paul J.
Dentistry
Apparatus
Having heater or electrode
1283031, 204224R, 2041296, A61C 300
Patent
active
043370381
ABSTRACT:
In an electrolytic method of and implement for removing metal pieces left in root canals of teeth, a metal needle as the positive electrode and a metal pipe as the negative electrode are used to establish an electrolytic reaction within the root canals to dissolve the metal pieces. The metal pipe is fitted about the metal needle in such a way as to be adapted to slide back and forth on the needle. The metal needle and the metal pipe end has an outer surface, thereof except its tip portion, coated with an electrically insulating material, and a hole for supplying an electrolyte is formed within the metal needle. An electrolytic cell is created in the root canal containing a metal piece by inserting the needle into the canal until it contacts the metal piece with the metal tube spaced above. Electrolyte is supplied to the root canal between the two electrodes (needle and tube) and a voltage is applied therebetween to dissolve the metal piece by electrolysis.
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Masserann Brochure, p. 7, line 13 to 26, and p. 7, line 35 to p. 8, line 10, 1971.
Ogiwara Masaru
Saito Tsuyoshi
Hirsch Paul J.
M-S Surgical Mfg. Co., Ltd.
Wilson John J.
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