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Dentistry > Apparatus > Work Support > Including Means To Support Plural Workpieces For Relative Movement > Articulator Or Attachment Therefor > Including Means To Secure Workpiece Or Articulator Including Means To Secure Workpiece Or ArticulatorIncluding Means To Secure Workpiece Or Articulator patent applications listed are from June 2005 to current and include Date, Patent Application Number, Patent Title, Patent Abstract summary and are linked to the corresponding patent application page.05/17/07 - 20070111155 - Dental articulator systems and methods Dental articulator systems and methods. Exemplary embodiments include an articulator apparatus, including a base having an upper surface, a first outer row of pins arranged along a portion of the base, a second inner row of pins arranged along another portion of the base adjacent the first outer row of ... 10/12/06 - 20060228665 - Centric stop mechanism for dental model A removable centric stop mechanism 10 for use in a system for making dental restorations. The stop mechanism 10 includes an elongate stop member 11 that can be firmly attached or connected to the dental model and can further be removed from the dental model when so desired. The elongate ... 09/28/06 - 20060216667 - Dental modeling and articulating system and method A dental articulating system configured to duplicate at least a portion of a patient's mouth for use in producing a dental prosthesis includes a tray base and a plate magnetically coupleable together. A magnet recess is carried by either the tray base or the plate, and a ferrous recess is ... 09/14/06 - 20060204921 - Dental articulator having dual balls A dental articulator capable of finely adjusting a three-dimensional articulation posture and exerting a secure fastening force by means of a lever is provided. The dental articulator includes: a lower grip plate on which a lower mouth mold is mounted; a column disposed at one end of the lower grip ... ### FreshPatents.com Support |