Introduction/Objective The study was conducted to identify the maximum strain generated in the samples composed of poly-methyl-methacrylate, Straumann® implants, and three types of ceramic systems. Methods Three types of experimental models were used, loaded by external load of 100 N, 300 N, and 500 N and analyzed using the digital image correlation method. The models were composed of yttriastabilized zirconia, e.max lithium disilicate, and Vita Enamic® hybrid ceramics, placed on the Straumann® cylindrical dental implant systems (4 × 10 mm) with straight abutments. Results Significant differences in strain values between samples with different crown material groups were detected (p = 0.000). This suggests that strain values were dependent on the type of crown material. Strain values were also affected by the region of interest (p = 0.000). Application of two-way ANOVA enabled testing of the interaction effect between two independent variables, crown material and region of interest, where a significant difference was also found (p = 0.046). This indicates that strain values were also influenced by different combinations of material type and region of interest. The highest strain values were found for Z (0.383 ± 0.015) in the apical region, and the lowest for E (0.303 ± 0.015) in the middle region. Conclusion The study shows maximum strain in the apical and marginal directions. When considered various all-ceramics, we noticed the minimum strain below Vita Enamics®, while the maximum strain was found in samples with yttria-stabilized zirconia crown.

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