Influência de diferentes pilares e materiais de recobrimento estético na manutenção da pré-carga do parafuso de retenção de coroas implantosuportadas
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2009-03-23
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Delben, Juliana Aparecida [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A longevidade das próteses e implantes é dependente da adequada adaptação entre os componentes bem como da distribuição favorável de forças às estruturas de suporte. O afrouxamento do parafuso de retenção é uma falha mecânica comumente observada devido à redução da pré-carga gerada no parafuso de retenção, responsável pela manutenção da estabilidade da união parafusada e resistência às forças que tendem a separar os componentes. O objetivo do estudo foi avaliar a influência de diferentes pilares e materiais de recobrimento estético na manutenção da pré-carga do parafuso de retenção de coroas implantosuportadas, submetidos a sucessivos reapertos e ciclagem mecânica. Foram confeccionadas 60 coroas de acordo com os grupos de estudo (n=12): Grupo I - pilares Gold UCLA fundidos em liga de ouro para obtenção de coroas metalocerâmicas, Grupo II - pilares Gold UCLA fundidos em liga de ouro para obtenção de coroas metaloplásticas, Grupo III – pilares do tipo UCLA fundidos em liga de titânio para obtenção de coroas metalocerâmicas, Grupo IV – pilares do tipo UCLA fundidos em liga de titânio para obtenção de coroas metaloplásticas, Grupo IV - pilares de zircônia obtidos pelo sistema CAD/CAM (computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing) para obtenção de coroas cerâmicas. As coroas foram unidas a implantes de hexágono externo por meio de parafuso de retenção quadrado de ouro com torque de inserção de 35 Ncm e submetidas à ciclagem mecânica com aplicação de carregamento vertical dinâmico de 50N a uma freqüência de 2Hz. Valores de destorque foram mensurados antes da ciclagem mecânica e após cada período de 1x105 ciclos seguido de reaperto com 35 Ncm de modo a completar 1x106 ciclos. Mensurações da desadaptação vertical na interface pilar-implante foram realizadas através de estereomicroscopia inicialmente e ao final da...
The longevity of prostheses and implants depends on fit betweenn components as well as adequate forces distribution to supporting structures. Retaining screw loosening is a commom mechanical complication due to preload reduction that provides joint stability and resistance to separating forces. The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of different abutments and veneering materials on preload maintenance of retaining screw of implant-supported crowns submitted to repeated tightening and mechanical cycling. Sixty crowns were obtained according to the groups (n=12): Group I – Gold UCLA abutment cast in gold allow with ceramic vennering, Group II – Gold UCLA abutment cast in gold alloy with resin veneering, Group III – UCLA abutment cast in titanium with ceramic veneering, Group IV – UCLA abutment cast in titanium with resin veneering, and Group V – zirconia abutment obtained by CAD/CAM (computer-aided desing/computer-aided manufacturing) system with ceramic veneering. The crowns were attached to external hexagon implants by gold retaining screws with insertion torque of 35Ncm. The replicas were submitted to mechanical cycling with vertical dinamic loading of 50N at 2Hz. Detorque measurements were performed initially and after each period of 1x105 cycles followed by retightening of retaining screw with 35Ncm until 1x106 cycles. Measurements of vertical misfit on abutment-implant interface were performed through estereomicroscopy initially and after mechanical cycling. Data were submitted to analysis of variance, Fisher’s exact test, paired t test, Student’s t-test and Pearson correlation (P<.05). All detorque measurements were lower than insertion torque of 35Ncm. There was statistically significant difference among the 5 groups (P<.05) for detorque values obtained initially and after mechanical cycling. However, there was no statistically significant difference... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
The longevity of prostheses and implants depends on fit betweenn components as well as adequate forces distribution to supporting structures. Retaining screw loosening is a commom mechanical complication due to preload reduction that provides joint stability and resistance to separating forces. The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of different abutments and veneering materials on preload maintenance of retaining screw of implant-supported crowns submitted to repeated tightening and mechanical cycling. Sixty crowns were obtained according to the groups (n=12): Group I – Gold UCLA abutment cast in gold allow with ceramic vennering, Group II – Gold UCLA abutment cast in gold alloy with resin veneering, Group III – UCLA abutment cast in titanium with ceramic veneering, Group IV – UCLA abutment cast in titanium with resin veneering, and Group V – zirconia abutment obtained by CAD/CAM (computer-aided desing/computer-aided manufacturing) system with ceramic veneering. The crowns were attached to external hexagon implants by gold retaining screws with insertion torque of 35Ncm. The replicas were submitted to mechanical cycling with vertical dinamic loading of 50N at 2Hz. Detorque measurements were performed initially and after each period of 1x105 cycles followed by retightening of retaining screw with 35Ncm until 1x106 cycles. Measurements of vertical misfit on abutment-implant interface were performed through estereomicroscopy initially and after mechanical cycling. Data were submitted to analysis of variance, Fisher’s exact test, paired t test, Student’s t-test and Pearson correlation (P<.05). All detorque measurements were lower than insertion torque of 35Ncm. There was statistically significant difference among the 5 groups (P<.05) for detorque values obtained initially and after mechanical cycling. However, there was no statistically significant difference... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Implantes dentarios endoosseos, Torque, Revestimentos, Prótese dentária fixada por implante, Implant-supported dentures
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DELBEN, Juliana Aparecida. Influência de diferentes pilares e materiais de recobrimento estético na manutenção da pré-carga do parafuso de retenção de coroas implantosuportadas. 2009. 201 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de Araçatuba, 2009.