Parapulper restorative pin and driver assembly

Claim 1

An assembly on the one hand having a parapulper restorative pin for use in dentistry having a stem one end of which is threaded, which includes a weakened breaking zone and which carries, at its opposed end, a handle permitting to operate it manually, and on the other hand a driving member ensuring the connection between said restorative pin and a motor driving device, in which said handle of said pin is arranged in such a way as to constitute a hold for one of the ends of said driving member arranged in such a way as to engage said handle and which includes a conformation which is reciprocal of said driving member so that once the interengagement is effected, said driving member is angularly rigid with said handle of said pin and said handle of said pin is provided with several longitudinal grooves distributed angularly regularly around the axis of said pin, said end of said driving member cooperating with said handle being provided with a corresponding number of longitudinal fingers, also distributed angularly regularly around the axis of said driving member, engaging each one of said longitudinal grooves of said handle of said pin.