Comportamento mecânico de sistemas prótese/implante em região dos elementos finitos e interferometria holográfica
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2013-03-27
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Corrêa, Cássia Bellotto [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A proposta deste estudo foi analisar, por meio do método de elementos finitos (MEF), o comportamento mecânico das estruturas envolvidas em uma reabilitação implanto suportada de 4 elementos na região anterior de maxila, utilizando apenas 2 implantes, variando os posicionamentos dos implantes e o tipo de conexão protética (hexágono externo, hexágono interno e cone-Morse) e ainda validar metodologia de análise computacional por meio da interferometria holográfica, uma técnica experimental. Modelos tridimensionais baseados em um banco de tomografias computadorizadas foram criados para todas as situações estudadas (Implantes nos Incisivos Laterais - IL; Implantes nos Incisivos Centrais - IC e Implante no Incisivo Central e Incisivo Lateral - ILIC). Uma carga equivalente à 150N foi aplicada a 45° na região de cíngulo de cada elemento dentário. Para a validação da metodologia de elementos finitos por meio da interferometria holográfica, criou-se um modelo prototipado com as mesmas situações estudadas e comparou-se os deslocamentos direcionais resultantes da aplicação de 3 intensidades de força. Como resultado foi observado: o menor deslocamento da estrutura protética e maior deslocamento na estrutura óssea no grupo IC. No tecido ósseo, a tensão de von Misses localiza-se predominantemente na região cortical. O valor máximo de tensão de von Misses foi observado no implante vizinho ao cantilever no grupo ILIC. Na conexão cone Morse, o parafuso protético mostrou metade da tensão de von Misses em relação a conexão hexágono interno e hexágono externo. Comparando-se os deslocamentos direcionais nas duas metodologias, verificou-se que havia uma correlação positiva entre os resultados, porém os valores obtidos experimentalmente eram superiores aos do modelo computacional. Pode-se concluir...
The purpose of this study was to analyze, by finite element method (FEM), the mechanical behavior of structures involved in an implant supported rehabilitation of 4 elements in the anterior maxilla, using only 2 implants, varying the placements of the implants and prosthetic connection types (external hexagon, internal hexagon and Morse taper) Moreover to validate the methodology of MEF by holographic interferometry, an experimental technique. Three-dimensional models based on a database CT scans were created for all situations studied (Implants in Lateral Incisors - IL; Implants in Central Incisors IC and Implant in Central e Lateral Incisor - ILIC). An equivalent load of150N was applied at 45° in the cingulum of each tooth. To validate the finite element method by Holographic Interferometry, a prototyped model was created with the same situations studied and compared the directional displacements, resulting from the application of the 3 intensities of force. As results it was observed: the lowest prosthetic displacement structure and greater displacement in the bone structure in the IC group. In bone tissue, the von Mises stress is located predominantly in the cortical region. The maximum value of von Mises stress was observed in the implant neighboring to cantilever in the group ILIC. In Morse taper connection, the prosthetic screw showed half the von Misses stress in relation to internal and external hexagon connection. Comparing the directional displacement in both methodologies, an positive correlation between the results was found, although the experimentally values obtained were higher than those of the computational model. It can be concluded that the placement of implants and prosthetic connection type have influence in the intensity and distribution of stress/strain on the implant-supported rehabilitation of anterior... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
The purpose of this study was to analyze, by finite element method (FEM), the mechanical behavior of structures involved in an implant supported rehabilitation of 4 elements in the anterior maxilla, using only 2 implants, varying the placements of the implants and prosthetic connection types (external hexagon, internal hexagon and Morse taper) Moreover to validate the methodology of MEF by holographic interferometry, an experimental technique. Three-dimensional models based on a database CT scans were created for all situations studied (Implants in Lateral Incisors - IL; Implants in Central Incisors IC and Implant in Central e Lateral Incisor - ILIC). An equivalent load of150N was applied at 45° in the cingulum of each tooth. To validate the finite element method by Holographic Interferometry, a prototyped model was created with the same situations studied and compared the directional displacements, resulting from the application of the 3 intensities of force. As results it was observed: the lowest prosthetic displacement structure and greater displacement in the bone structure in the IC group. In bone tissue, the von Mises stress is located predominantly in the cortical region. The maximum value of von Mises stress was observed in the implant neighboring to cantilever in the group ILIC. In Morse taper connection, the prosthetic screw showed half the von Misses stress in relation to internal and external hexagon connection. Comparing the directional displacement in both methodologies, an positive correlation between the results was found, although the experimentally values obtained were higher than those of the computational model. It can be concluded that the placement of implants and prosthetic connection type have influence in the intensity and distribution of stress/strain on the implant-supported rehabilitation of anterior... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Biomechanics, Biomecânica, Prótese dentária fixada por implante, Implantes dentários, Interferometria
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CORRÊA, Cássia Bellotto. Comportamento mecânico de sistemas prótese/implante em região dos elementos finitos e interferometria holográfica. 2013. 93 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista Julio de Mesquita Filho, Faculdade de Odontologia de Araraquara, 2013.