... a plethora of studies concerning mechanical simulations have been performed in the implant dentistry field, the vast majority of them have evaluated only a few variables in each study ( 16 17 18 19 ), allowing a narrow window for analyzing the effects of multiple variable combination on the system through...

... biomechanics dentistry finite element analysis fracture internal stresses all-ceramic crowns finite element analysis multivariate analysis zirconia maximum principal stress The unceasing quest for improvements in esthetics and mechanical properties of all-ceramic materials, hastened...

... disinfection of deep dentin but also shorten the treatment time, thereby minimizing potential patient discomfort during laser procedures. 15 12 2008 16 04 2009 12 06 2009 antibacterial activity biological tissues biothermics chromium dentistry erbium gallium garnets laser...

... with the expected difference in the cohesive strength. 01 02 2008 12 11 2008 27 03 2009 adhesion biomechanics biomedical materials biomineralisation bone dentistry interface phenomena measurement by laser beam prosthetics surface roughness surface topography measurement tensile...

... with significantly larger displacement normal to the coronal and horizontal planes. It is expected that some of these displacements would be attenuated by contact and friction on the upper border of the fracture. 10 06 2005 21 03 2006 dentistry bone fracture biomechanics mesh generation...

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... by the Bioengineering Division October 13, 2003; revision received January 23, 2004. Associate Editor: D. Fhyrie. 13 October 2003 23 January 2004 27 09 2004 prosthetics dentistry finite element analysis elastic moduli plastic deformation biomechanics A dental implant...

.... Scott bone cutting surgery dentistry orthopaedics temperature distribution finite element analysis heat transfer biothermics physiological models When mechanized cutting tools such as saws and drills are used, heat is produced which raises the temperature of both the tool...

..., Ph.D, Baylor College of Dentistry, Dept. of Biomedical Sciences, 3302 Gaston Ave., Dallas, TX 75246. Telephone: 214-828-8277, Fax: 214-828-8951. Lees , S. , Ahern , J. M. , and Leonard , M. , 1983 , “ Parameters Influencing the Sonic Velocity in Compact Calcified Tissues...

... 30 09 2002 finite element analysis physiological models biomechanics biological tissues dentistry The presence, in the jaw bone-teeth system, of a very thin interface made of soft tissue—the periodontal ligament (hereafter abbreviated as PDL)—strongly influences the stress state...

...P. F. Hu¨bsch; J. Middleton Polymer-based composites are widely used in restorative dentistry as alternatives to metals and ceramics to fill cavities in teeth. They adhere to the walls of the cavity in the tooth, thus forming a composite body consisting of dentine, enamel, and composite resin...