Estudo do desajuste angular e vertical em próteses fixas implantossuportadas por meio do MEF-3D
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2009-09-17
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Gomes, Érica Alves [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Objetivo: A análise pelo método dos elementos finitos tridimensional foi utilizada para avaliar o efeito dos desajustes angular e vertical simulado em próteses fixas implantossuportadas parafusadas de 3 elementos, na resposta biomecânica do tecido ósseo peri-implantar, implantes e componentes protéticos. Material e método: Foram confeccionados 4 modelos tridimensionais, representativos de secção mandibular direita contendo um implante na região de segundo pré-molar (2oPM) e outro na região de segundo molar (2oM) ferulizados por uma prótese metalocerâmica implantossuportada parafusada de 3 elementos, diferenciados pelo tipo de desajuste protético, gerando os grupos: GC (grupo controle) - prótese totalmente adaptada aos implantes, DAU (desajuste angular unilateral) - prótese com desajuste angular unilateral de 100μm na região mesial do 2oM, DVU (desajuste vertical unilateral) - prótese com desajuste vertical unilateral de 100μm na região mesial do 2oM e DVT (desajuste vertical total) - prótese com desajuste vertical de 100μm em toda a plataforma de assentamento da infraestrutura no 2oM. Com a utilização do programa de elementos finitos Ansys® uma força vertical total de 400N foi distribuída em 12 pontos de parada cêntrica, sendo que cada molar recebeu um carregamento total de 150N e o 2oPM de 100N, gerando mapas de tensões. Resultados: Verificou-se que a distribuição e os valores de tensões para o tecido ósseo peri-implantar foram similares para todos os grupos. Os grupos com desajustes alteraram o padrão de distribuição e elevaram a magnitude das tensões em relação ao grupo GC. No grupo DAU os maiores valores de tensões foram observados no corpo do implante e parafuso de retenção. Já nos grupos DVU e DVT elevados valores de tensões foram encontrados na plataforma de assentamento da infraestrutura...
Purpose: The three-dimensional finite element analysis was used to evaluate the effect of vertical and angular misfit in 3-piece implant-supported and screw-retained fixed prostheses on biomechanical response in peri-implant bone tissue, implants and prosthetic components. Material and method: Four three-dimensional models were fabricated to represent a right posterior mandibular section with one implant in the region of second premolar (2°PM) and other in the region of second molar (2°M). The implants were splinted by a 3- piece implant-supported metal ceramic prosthesis and differed according to the type of misfit as represented by the groups: CG (control group) - prosthesis with complete fit to the implants, UAM (unilateral angular misfit) – prosthesis presenting unilateral angular misfit of 100μm in the mesial region of the 2°M, UVM (unilateral vertical misfit) – prosthesis presenting unilateral vertical misfit of 100μm in the mesial region of the 2°M, and TVM (total vertical misfit) – prosthesis presenting total vertical misfit of 100μm in the platform of the framework in the 2°M. A vertical load of 400N was distributed and applied on 12 centric points by the software Ansys®. So, vertical loading of 150N was applied on each molar while vertical load of 100N was applied on the 2°PM. Stress maps were obtained by processing of the finite element software. Results: The stress values and distribution on peri-implant bone tissue were similar for all groups. The groups presenting misfit exhibited different distribution pattern and increased stress magnitude in comparison to the group CG. The highest stress values in group UAM were observed in the implant body and retention screw. The groups UVM and TVM exhibited high stress values in the platform of the framework... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
Purpose: The three-dimensional finite element analysis was used to evaluate the effect of vertical and angular misfit in 3-piece implant-supported and screw-retained fixed prostheses on biomechanical response in peri-implant bone tissue, implants and prosthetic components. Material and method: Four three-dimensional models were fabricated to represent a right posterior mandibular section with one implant in the region of second premolar (2°PM) and other in the region of second molar (2°M). The implants were splinted by a 3- piece implant-supported metal ceramic prosthesis and differed according to the type of misfit as represented by the groups: CG (control group) - prosthesis with complete fit to the implants, UAM (unilateral angular misfit) – prosthesis presenting unilateral angular misfit of 100μm in the mesial region of the 2°M, UVM (unilateral vertical misfit) – prosthesis presenting unilateral vertical misfit of 100μm in the mesial region of the 2°M, and TVM (total vertical misfit) – prosthesis presenting total vertical misfit of 100μm in the platform of the framework in the 2°M. A vertical load of 400N was distributed and applied on 12 centric points by the software Ansys®. So, vertical loading of 150N was applied on each molar while vertical load of 100N was applied on the 2°PM. Stress maps were obtained by processing of the finite element software. Results: The stress values and distribution on peri-implant bone tissue were similar for all groups. The groups presenting misfit exhibited different distribution pattern and increased stress magnitude in comparison to the group CG. The highest stress values in group UAM were observed in the implant body and retention screw. The groups UVM and TVM exhibited high stress values in the platform of the framework... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Método dos elementos finitos, Biomecânica, Adaptação, Prótese dentária, Implantes dentários, Análise de elemento finito, Implante dentário, Finite element analysis, Biomechanics, Adaptation, Dental prosthesis, Dental implantation
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GOMES, Érica Alves. Estudo do desajuste angular e vertical em próteses fixas implantossuportadas por meio do MEF-3D. 2009. 121 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de Araçatuba, 2009.