DR. GARY B WIELE, DDS
Dentist at Francis Pl, Saint Louis, MO
License number
Missouri 13937
Category
Dentist
Type
General Practice
Address
Address
950 Francis Pl SUITE 311, Saint Louis, MO 63105
Phone
(314) 726-2265
(314) 726-5540 (Fax)
(314) 726-5540 (Fax)
Organization information
See more information about GARY B WIELE at bizstanding.comGary B Wiele DDS
950 Francis Pl STE 311, Saint Louis, MO 63105
Categories:
Dentists
Site:
Phone:
(314) 726-2265 (Phone)
Specialties:
Cosmetic Dentistry, Orthodontia
Products:
Smile Design, TMJ Pain Relief & Smile Longevity
Additional:
Evergreen Medical Group, Inc.
Professional information
Dr. Gary B Wiele, Clayton MO - DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery)
Specialties:
Dentistry
Address:
950 Francis Pl STE 311, Clayton 63105
(314) 726-2265 (Phone), (314) 726-5540 (Fax)
(314) 726-2265 (Phone), (314) 726-5540 (Fax)
Languages:
English
Education:
Medical School
Graduates of Institutions Not Listed As Medical Schools
Graduates of Institutions Not Listed As Medical Schools
Dentist-Cosmetic,Holistic,Tmj
Position:
dentist at gary b wiele dds lp
Location:
Greater St. Louis Area
Industry:
Medical Practice
Work:
gary b wiele dds lp
since 1983
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dentist
Dental Instrument
US Patent:
5061180, Oct 29, 1991
Filed:
May 1, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/345283
Inventors:
Gary B. Wiele - Clayton MO
International Classification:
A61C 1706, A61C 1714
US Classification:
433 91
Abstract:
A dental instrument has first stationary and second rotatable tube sections with the rotatable tube section being press fit in the stationary tube section to provide a rotatable and releasable connection between the two tube sections. Stationary and rotatable conduits extend along the sides of the stationary and rotatable tube sections repsectively and are positioned concentric to their respective tube sections at the point of connection between the tubes to provide a rotatable and releasable connection between the stationary and rotatable conduits. A first manually operated valve varies the suction force through the stationary and rotatable tube sections. A second manually operated valve selectively supplies fluid under pressure from first and second fluid supply ducts through the stationary and rotatable conduits to produce a cleaning spray from the rotatable conduit. The pressure spray end of the rotatable conduit and the suction end of the rotatable tube section are provided with a beveled surface to facilitate positioning of the end of the dental instrument close to the work surface. The dental instrument is constructed of plastic and may be disposed of after each use rather than requiring sterilization of the instrument after each use.