FEM and Von Mises analyses of different dental implant shapes for masticatory loading distribution
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Auteurs : M. Cicciù ; E. Bramanti ; F. Cecchetti ; L. Scappaticci ; E. Guglielmino ; G. RisitanoSource :
- Oral & Implantology [ 1974-5648 ] ; 2014.
Abstract
The rehabilitation of edentulous patients is today a challenge for the clinicians. The healthy of the hard and soft issue may be considered a fundamental element for having long-term results. The dental implant progresses about the predictable and safe results made this technique chosen from a large group of practitioners. However some problems related intra-operative and postoperative conditions may create discomfort on the patients and consequently to the clinician. The unfavourable results are often related to the bone tissue quality but sometime the dental implant shape and the prosthesis framework may undergo to technical difficulties. The purpose of this work is, through the use of appropriate FEM models, to analyse the effect of all these parameters in the construction of a prosthesis type “Toronto”, evaluating all the surgical and prosthetic components in order to direct the choices made by the surgeon and to optimize the distribution of loads reducing the patient’s discomfort and having a long term clinical success.
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