Laminados cerâmicos em pré-molares: análise tridimensional pelo método dos elementos finitos
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2008-10-31
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Archangelo, Carlos Marcelo [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Objetivo: O objetivo do presente estudo foi avaliar através do método dos elementos finitos tridimensional (3D FEA), o comportamento mecânico de uma faceta laminada de cerâmica e do cimento resionoso em um 1o pré-molar maxilar, variando a redução (parcial ou total) da cúspide vestibular. Material e método: Baseado em imagens micro-tomográficas (μCT) 2 modelos (M) tridimensionais foram construídos no programa Solidworks 2007 variando a redução da cúspide vestibular, sendo Mp o modelo composto pelo dente pré-molar restaurado com uma faceta laminada de cerâmica, com redução parcial da cúspide vestibular e Mt, o modelo semelhante ao Mp, porém com redução total da cúspide vestibular. O programa de elementos finitos ANSYS Workbench 10.0 foi utilizado para realizar as análises. O carregamento (150 N) foi aplicado próximo à ponta de cúspide vestibular, com 45º de inclinação. Foram utilizados os critérios da máxima tensão principal ( max) e da máxima tensão cisalhante ( shear) na faceta laminada e na camada de cimento resinoso. Resultados: O Mt mostrou menor shear em 9 das 12 áreas analisadas quando comparado ao Mp. O Mp mostrou menor variação da max (de -3,13 para 14,4 MPa) que o Mt para a lâmina de cerâmica (de -2,08 para 24,3 MPa) A camada de cimento apresentou variação de max semelhante entre os Mp e Mt. Os critérios de tensões utilizados não evidenciaram valores além dos limites estabelecidos para a falha estrutural do material estudado. Conclusão: O laminado cerâmico e a camada de cimento resinoso apresentaram comportamento mecânico favorável para a restauração do pré-molar frente ao carregamento adotado. O tipo de redução de cúspide não influenciou no aumento expressivo das tensões principal e cisalhante. O Mp apresentou menores valores de max em tração quando comparado ao Mt. O Mp e o Mt apresentaram comportamento favorável com relação as forças cisalhantes, sendo as maiores tensões.
Objectives: Using 3-D finite element analysis (FEA) and μCT data, the aim of this study was to evaluate the behavior of the laminate veneer and the resin luting cement in a maxillary premolar with the buccal cusp partially or completed covered. Material and method: 2 3-D FEA models of a maxillary premolar were built from μCT data. All models were restored with a feldspathic laminate veneer using Solidworks. A similar tooth reduction (0.5mm) was applied for two models. The buccal cusp reduction of the premolar followed two configurations: Model (Mt) - buccal cusp completely covered by veneer; and Model (Mp) - buccal cusp partially covered by veneer. The loading (150N, in 45o) was performed on the buccal cusp of each premolar. Appropriate boundary condition was applied at the periodontal ligament surfaces and ANSYS (10.0) was used to obtain the maximum shear stress ( shear) and maximum principal stress ( max) for the laminate veneer and resin luting cement layer. Results: The Mp showed higher shear than Mt in 9 to 12 analyzed areas. The Mp showed smallest variation of max in laminate veneer (from -3,13 to 14,4 MPa) compared with Mt (from - 2,08 to 24,3 MPa). The resin luting cement showed similar variation of max between Mp and Mt (from -3.13 to 12.2 MPa) and (from -1.61 to 14.1 MPa), respectively. None of the structures exceeded the ultimate tensile strength or the shear bond strength to dentin and enamel. Conclusion: The laminate veneer and the resin luting cement layer showed an adequate behavior when veneer was applied in premolars. Cusp reduction did not affect significant increase in max and shear. In general, the Mp showed better behavior ( max) than Mt. The Mt showed better behavior ( shear) than Mp.
Objectives: Using 3-D finite element analysis (FEA) and μCT data, the aim of this study was to evaluate the behavior of the laminate veneer and the resin luting cement in a maxillary premolar with the buccal cusp partially or completed covered. Material and method: 2 3-D FEA models of a maxillary premolar were built from μCT data. All models were restored with a feldspathic laminate veneer using Solidworks. A similar tooth reduction (0.5mm) was applied for two models. The buccal cusp reduction of the premolar followed two configurations: Model (Mt) - buccal cusp completely covered by veneer; and Model (Mp) - buccal cusp partially covered by veneer. The loading (150N, in 45o) was performed on the buccal cusp of each premolar. Appropriate boundary condition was applied at the periodontal ligament surfaces and ANSYS (10.0) was used to obtain the maximum shear stress ( shear) and maximum principal stress ( max) for the laminate veneer and resin luting cement layer. Results: The Mp showed higher shear than Mt in 9 to 12 analyzed areas. The Mp showed smallest variation of max in laminate veneer (from -3,13 to 14,4 MPa) compared with Mt (from - 2,08 to 24,3 MPa). The resin luting cement showed similar variation of max between Mp and Mt (from -3.13 to 12.2 MPa) and (from -1.61 to 14.1 MPa), respectively. None of the structures exceeded the ultimate tensile strength or the shear bond strength to dentin and enamel. Conclusion: The laminate veneer and the resin luting cement layer showed an adequate behavior when veneer was applied in premolars. Cusp reduction did not affect significant increase in max and shear. In general, the Mp showed better behavior ( max) than Mt. The Mt showed better behavior ( shear) than Mp.
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Facetas dentárias, Odontologia - Aspectos estéticos, Cerâmica odontológica, Método dos elementos finitos, Estética dentária, Porcelana dentária, Ánalise de elemento finito, Dental veneers, Esthetics, Dental, Dental porcelain, Finite element analysis
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ARCHANGELO, Carlos Marcelo. Laminados cerâmicos em pré-molares: análise tridimensional pelo método dos elementos finitos. 2008. 74 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de Araçatuba, 2008.