Analysis of stress on mucosa and basal bone underlying complete dentures with different reliner material thicknesses: a three‐dimensional finite element study
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Auteurs : J. B. G. Lima [Brésil] ; I. A. Orsi [Brésil] ; E. Borie [Brésil, Chili] ; J. H. F. Lima [Brésil] ; P. Y. Noritomi [Brésil]Source :
- Journal of Oral Rehabilitation [ 0305-182X ] ; 2013-10.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Alveolar bone, Alveolar ridge, Anterior portion, Appropriate thickness, Basal, Basal bone, Bone loss, Clinical performance, Complete denture, Complete dentures, Comput methods programs biomed, Control group groups model model model model model model, Dent, Dent mater, Dental materials, Dental school, Denture, Denture liners, Different mucosa thickness, Finite element analysis, Force distribution, Implant placement, Important role, Irregular bone resorption, John wiley sons, Least amount, Lowest amount, Minimum thickness, Mucosa, Mucosal thickness, Nite, Nite element analyses, Nite element analysis, Oral rehabil, Perfect unions, Physical properties, Prosthesis, Prosthet dent, Prosthetic teeth, Reliner, Reliner material, Reliner materials, Reliner thickness, Resilient denture liners, Stress analyses, Stress concentration, Stress distribution, Support structures, Thin mucosa, Virtual reconstruction.
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- Alveolar bone, Alveolar ridge, Anterior portion, Appropriate thickness, Basal, Basal bone, Bone loss, Clinical performance, Complete denture, Complete dentures, Comput methods programs biomed, Control group groups model model model model model model, Dent, Dent mater, Dental materials, Dental school, Denture, Denture liners, Different mucosa thickness, Finite element analysis, Force distribution, Implant placement, Important role, Irregular bone resorption, John wiley sons, Least amount, Lowest amount, Minimum thickness, Mucosa, Mucosal thickness, Nite, Nite element analyses, Nite element analysis, Oral rehabil, Perfect unions, Physical properties, Prosthesis, Prosthet dent, Prosthetic teeth, Reliner, Reliner material, Reliner materials, Reliner thickness, Resilient denture liners, Stress analyses, Stress concentration, Stress distribution, Support structures, Thin mucosa, Virtual reconstruction.
Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the optimal thickness of reliner material that provides the least amount of stress on thin mucosa and supporting bone in patients with complete removable dentures using a three‐dimensional finite element analyses. The model was obtained from two CT scans of edentulous mandibles with dentures supported by the alveolar ridge. After virtual reconstruction, the three‐dimensional models were exported to the solidworks cad software and divided into six groups based on the thickness of the reliner material as follows: (i) without material, (ii) 0·5 mm, (iii) 1 mm, (iv) 1·5 mm, (v) 2 mm and (vi) 2·5 mm. The applied load was 60 N and perpendicular to the long axis of the alveolar ridge of all the prosthetic teeth, and the mucosal thickness used was 1 mm. The analyses were based on the maximum principal stress in the fibromucosa and the minimum principal stress in the basal bone. Stress concentration was observed in the anterior zone of the mandible in the mucosa and in the bone. The maximum and minimum principal stress in the mucosa and bone, respectively, decreased, whereas the thickness of the reliner material increased until 2 mm, which transmitted the lowest stress, compared with the control. Reliner materials with a thickness of 2·5 mm showed higher stress values than those with a thickness of 2 mm. In conclusion, reliner material with a thickness of 2 mm transmitted the lowest amount of stress to the mucosa and bone in 1 mm of mucosa thickness.
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The model was obtained from two CT scans of edentulous mandibles with dentures supported by the alveolar ridge. After virtual reconstruction, the three‐dimensional models were exported to the solidworks cad software and divided into six groups based on the thickness of the reliner material as follows: (i) without material, (ii) 0·5 mm, (iii) 1 mm, (iv) 1·5 mm, (v) 2 mm and (vi) 2·5 mm. The applied load was 60 N and perpendicular to the long axis of the alveolar ridge of all the prosthetic teeth, and the mucosal thickness used was 1 mm. The analyses were based on the maximum principal stress in the fibromucosa and the minimum principal stress in the basal bone. Stress concentration was observed in the anterior zone of the mandible in the mucosa and in the bone. The maximum and minimum principal stress in the mucosa and bone, respectively, decreased, whereas the thickness of the reliner material increased until 2 mm, which transmitted the lowest stress, compared with the control. 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