J Korean Assoc Oral Maxillofac Surg.
2004 Jun;30(3):175-180.
The three dimensional finite element analysis of the stress distribution in the three treatment options of implants restorations for the posterior partial edentulism
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- 1Dept. of Dentistry, Medical College, In-Ha University, Korea. kik@inha.ac.kr
- 2Dept. of Naval Archi and Ocean Eng, In-Ha University, Korea.
Abstract
- In this study, three treatment options to replace two posterior missing teeth were investigated using three dimensional finite element analysis: two wide(.5.0mm) implants(the experimental model I), two standard(.3.75mm) implants(the experimental model II), and three standard(.3.75mm) implants(the experimental model III). Two kinds of load case were applied ; 1) perpendicular on occlusal surface(axial load), parallel on occlusal surface(lateral load). 2) perpendicular on occlusal surface(3mm lateral to central point). The results obtained from this study were as follows; value of on-mises stress (equivalent stress) was smallest in the two wide implant among the three experimental models. It was reported that the diameter is the efficient factor than osseointegrated surface area.
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