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William Machata Phones & Addresses

  • Cedarburg, WI
  • Sister Bay, WI
  • 442 Hill St, Kohler, WI 53044 (920) 208-6208 (920) 395-2266
  • 453 Hill St, Kohler, WI 53044 (920) 783-6231
  • Arlington, VA
  • 667 Patrick Ln, Hartford, WI 53027
  • 442 Hill St, Kohler, WI 53044 (920) 395-2266

Work

Position: Medical Professional

Education

Degree: Graduate or professional degree

Publications

Us Patents

Orthodontic Bone Screw

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US Patent:
20070122764, May 31, 2007
Filed:
Nov 28, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/287673
Inventors:
Alan Balfour - Petaluma CA, US
William Machata - Kohler WI, US
Joseph Caruso - Redlands CA, US
Joseph Carchidi - West Bridgewater MA, US
International Classification:
A61C 3/00
A61C 8/00
US Classification:
433019000, 433174000
Abstract:
A self-positioning and self-starting, tapered thread, orthodontic bone screw () for use in intra-oral corrections that serves as a craniomaxillofacial rigid post for orthodontic appliance fixation. The tip of the bone screw incorporates a defined sharp pin-point tack tip () to easily pierce the soft tissue and initially penetrate into the host bone for alignment and penetration. In series with the tack tip is a self-tapping, double, tapered thread () which allows an orthodontist to insert the bone screw post into the host bone in a single operation without the need for opening or flapping the surrounding soft tissue. As the bone screw penetrates the bone site, the tapered threads () allow for easy thread pick-up into the host bone while the increasing outer diameter of the thread () rigidly locks into the crestal bone. Once attached and fixated in the host bone, the distal cylindrical dome shaped driver head () acts as the fixation post for the anchorage of orthodontic appliances. Incorporated into the cylindrical dome shaped driver head are several attachment features including cross holes () and a snap-on undercut groove () for attaching orthodontic appliances either individually or simultaneously. The dome shaped head also incorporates a spline driver feature for easy pick-up, assembly and insertion of the screw with a corresponding spline driver tool () that allows the screw to be driven with either a standard square or cross slot driver feature.

Orthodontic Bone Screw

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US Patent:
20080215099, Sep 4, 2008
Filed:
Dec 17, 2007
Appl. No.:
12/002421
Inventors:
Alan R. Balfour - Petaluma CA, US
William C. Machata - Kohler WI, US
Joseph M. Caruso - Redlands CA, US
Joseph Edward Carchidi - West Bridgewater MA, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/56
A61C 8/00
US Classification:
606306, 433174, 606301, 606305
Abstract:
A mechanism for separating the driver tip () of a driver tool () from an orthodontic bone screw () is shown. The mechanism includes a driver sleeve () formed with a female thread () that is threaded onto a male threaded portion () of the driver tool adjacent to the driver tip with the sleeve adapted to engage and push-off the head of the bone screw when rotated sufficiently.

Driver Tip For Engaging And Releasing An Orthodontic Bone Screw

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US Patent:
20090042164, Feb 12, 2009
Filed:
Jul 25, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/220673
Inventors:
William C. Machata - Kohler WI, US
Joseph M. Caruso - Redlands CA, US
International Classification:
A61C 3/00
US Classification:
433141
Abstract:
An orthodontic driver tip according to the invention is configured for screwing and unscrewing an orthodontic bone screw. Such a driver tip includes an elongated inner rod having an enlarged diameter front tip portion with a frontwardly opening recess, which tip portion comprises at least two frontwardly extending resilient arms which define the frontwardly opening recess between them, and a rear connecting portion by which the driver tip can be removably secured to a handle. A sleeve is mounted on the rod rearwardly of the enlarged diameter front tip portion, the sleeve having a front end of lesser diameter than a maximum diameter of the arms of the tip portion. A locking mechanism releasably secures the sleeve against lengthwise movement along the rod when the sleeve is moved forward to a position wherein the arms are bent into engagement with the head of a bone screw disposed inside the front tip portion.

Apparatus For Positioning The Mandibular Jaws

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US Patent:
6394799, May 28, 2002
Filed:
May 11, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/568842
Inventors:
Mauro Testa - Avigliano, IT
Felice Festa - Formia, IT
William C. Machata - Hartford WI
Assignee:
Micerium S.r.l.
International Classification:
A61C 700
US Classification:
433 19
Abstract:
Apparatus for the correction of the relative position between the maxillary and the mandibular jaws comprises a first guiding element and a second guiding element. The two guiding elements are mounted in a position lateral to the corresponding dental arch by means of anchoring elements. The two guiding elements are initially disengaged from each other and come together to cooperate only from a pre-set intermediary position of closure of the mandibular jaw toward the maxillary jaw. The two guiding elements constructed so that, from the intermediate closure position, they come into reciprocal contact and form contact surfaces with relative sliding movement. Upon closure of the jaws, the cooperating contact between the two guiding elements exerts automatically a push in a direction of the relative displacement of the maxillary jaw and the mandibular jaw for the assuming of the correct relative position between the maxillary jaw and the mandibular jaw.
William C Machata from Cedarburg, WI, age ~83 Get Report