The
• Simple
• Safe
• Secure
• Successful
Anchor System
Designed
by
Dr. Peter F. Kurer
Long
life Swiss precision instruments, with meticulously matching
Anchors and Anchor refills, provide superb quality at
reasonable prices.
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A passive post
• The best retention
• The largest surface area
• Cement buffers for lateral stress distribution |
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Expect
only the best! Here's what your colleagues are saying......
"In
the 12 years I've been using this system, I have
not had any problems. It is stronger and gives much
better retention. I really like it."
Kenneth Nevar DDS - Willoughby, OH
"I have been using the Kurer K4 Anchor System
for 15 years. It's simple, and it works -- as opposed
to losing them."
Michael Uss DDS - Onalaska, WI
"The Kurer System is very retentive and yet
kind to the tooth. There is less chance of splitting
the tooth. I have been using it for 18 years."
Robert Murray DDS - Glenwood Springs, CO
"I like than you can easily adjust the length
and still get good retention. It works for me, especially
on bicuspids. I have been using it for 10 years.
Tom Bucker DDS - Johnson City, NY
It's simple. There is no rotation problem. It does
the job. It's good. I like it.
Dr Raphael Adinolfi DDS
The
K4 pre-threading system of modern dentistry
1.
Simple - because....
...the precision instruments prepare a cylindrical
form to enable a thread to be cut into the canal
wall. Cut not squeezed, scraped, or wedged in. |
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2.
Safe - because....
...the sharp three bladed Thread Cutter cuts the
unique K4 thread design into the canal wall, without
causing stress. |
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3.
Secure - because....
...of the precision matching of the threaded post with the Thread Cutter; secure because of the cement buffer which combines maximum retention with optimum stress distribution. |
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4.
Successful - because....
...of a unique step forward in stress distribution with precision bio-engineering creating maximum retention.* |
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1. Mizukawa JJDA 19.27 1972
2. Kurer H.C. et al JPD 38 1977
3. Johnson Sakamura JPD 40 1978
4. Standlee J.P. et al JPD 39 1978 |
What is the secret behind the K4 success story?
* The K4 Anchor Concept uses a sharp, three bladed Thread Cutter 20-25 microns wider all round than the matching threaded shank.
* The unique K4 cutting profile ensures there will be no lateral contact between the crest of the threads and the canal wall. The space so created becomes a cement buffer.
* The overall parallel configuration and the buffer layer of cement contribute to the distribution of forces.*
* There are 72 threads to the inch (0.35 mm pitch), creating a larger surface area for optimum retention and stress distribution.
* The K4 post does NOT flex, it is rigid. It cannot bend away from the preparation, producing optimum retention and stress distribution.
* The crest of the K4 thread is rounded. No sharp line angles exist which can cause points of stress concentration.
* The K4 Anchor achieves a passive fit in the preparation, it can easily be screwed in by hand; try the same with self-threaded posts and feel the difference. The vital difference!
1 Kurer P F. New York State Dental 1992; 37: 39.
2 Ishioka, Caputo A A. J Prosthet Dent 1989; 61: 180-185.
3 Standice J P, Caputo A A. J Prosthet Dent 1992; 68..913-917.
4 Standlee J P, Caputo A A. J Prosthet Dent 1978; 39: 401-405.
5 Mizukawa K. J Jap Dent Assoc 1972; 19: 27.
6 Kurer H G. J Prosthet Dent 1977; 38: 515-525.
7 Johnson J K, Sakarnura J S. J Prosthet Dent 1978; 40: 645-649.
8 Felton D A, Webb E L, Kanoy B E, Dugoni J. J Prosthet Dent 1991; 65: 179-187.
9 Zmener 0. J Prosthet Dent 1980; 43: 530.
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