Composite dental abutment
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1. A dental abutment, comprising:
- a core formed from metal and having a passageway extending from a top portion to a bottom portion, wherein the bottom portion is adapted to abut against a gingival end of a dental implant;
a shield extending around the core; and
a cuff formed from polymer, surrounding the core and the shield, and having a passageway concentric with the passageway of the core.
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Abstract
A dental abutment having a metallic core, a shield surrounding an outer surface of the core, and a polymeric cuff surrounding the core and shield, wherein the cuff bonds to a polymeric prosthesis.
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10 Claims
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1. A dental abutment, comprising:
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a core formed from metal and having a passageway extending from a top portion to a bottom portion, wherein the bottom portion is adapted to abut against a gingival end of a dental implant;
a shield extending around the core; and
a cuff formed from polymer, surrounding the core and the shield, and having a passageway concentric with the passageway of the core. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A dental restorative system, comprising:
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a dental implant having a coronal end and an apical end;
an abutment having three different regions with each region formed from a different material and including;
a core region formed from metal and having a bottom portion for engaging the coronal end of the implant, a shield region formed from an opaquer and positioned around the core, and a cuff region formed from polymer and surrounding the core and shield regions; and
a prosthesis formed from polymer and bonded to the cuff region. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8)
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9. A dental prosthetic system, comprising;
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a dental prosthesis formed from a polymer and being shaped as a natural tooth; and
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a dental abutment having three different sections;
a metallic core, a shield surrounding a portion of the core, and a polymeric cuff surrounding the core and the shield, wherein the cuff is integrally bonded to the prosthesis. - View Dependent Claims (10)
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