Eric D Fisher

US Patent:

7207799, Apr 24, 2007

Filed:

Jun 29, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/879992

Inventors:

Keith S. Fisher - Orangeburg NY, US
John Cogger - Santa Ana CA, US
Eric R. Fisher - Nanuet NY, US
David H. Fisher - Nanuet NY, US
Shaan Y. Khan - Plainview NY, US

Assignee:

Instabar Technologies, LLC - Plainview NY

International Classification:

A61C 8/00

US Classification:

433172

Abstract:

Dental prosthesis support apparatus includes a plurality of dental implants having self-tapping threads on a lower portion thereof for seating in a jawbone and an upper portion for enabling engagement therewith. An armature is provided having sufficient flexibility to be aligned with the jawbone and engaged along the upper portions of each of the plurality of dental implants seated in the jawbone. The armature is formed from a material enabling subsequent rigidization. The method includes installing a plurality of dental implants into a jawbone in a spaced apart relationship and thereafter removably disposing an armature onto each of the plurality of dental implants and aligning the armature with the jawbone. The armature is removed and rigidized to the jawbone alignment and thereafter affixed onto each of the implants.

US Patent:

20170049662, Feb 23, 2017

Filed:

Nov 3, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/343200

Inventors:

Eric Fisher - New York NY, US
Matthew J. Curtin - Ossian IN, US

International Classification:

A61J 7/00

Abstract:

The embodiments herein provide a device for dispensing pills. The device comprises several dispensing chambers molded into the bottle rim, or fastened inside or outside the bottle. The chamber includes many radial projections defining discrete pill holding areas. The device comprises a dispensing cap secured and rotated uni-directionally or bi-directionally to the chambers, having a base, provided with a window. The cap comprises uneven surfaces on the holding surface to allow the pills in the chambers to oscillate up and down thereby causing a mixing action. The cap is mounted outside the bottle. The device further comprises a rotating central hub formed on an inner side of the base for delimiting an inner boundary of the pill holding areas. The cap is rotated to align the window with the pill holding areas to dispense a pill when the bottle is inverted or angled upside-down.