Dental Prosthesis' Experimental Measurements of the Mechanical Response for a Numerical Simulation

Michalski, Wojciech; Kuchta, M.; Fokow, K.

doi:10.1109/tcset.2006.4404659

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“…Natural "salvation" in this situation is to replace lacking teeth with artificial dental prostheses. One of the conditions required for prostheses, in addition to the conventional comfort and convenience, is their relatively high durability and stability while minimising the deformation under the influence of forces due to the jaws movement at biting food products [7,9,10,11,14].…”

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“…Accordingly, there is a need to develop design criteria of the same construction dental prostheses that would have the above-mentioned features [8,12,13]. Therefore, the team of authors from the Institute of Electronic Systems of the Military University of Technology have been working on a method to objectively assess the prostheses operational quality [6,13,14].…”

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The paper presented a multipurpose system for testing of dental prostheses within the static and kinematic conditions as well as the conditions of its stability quick analysis. The common goal of prosthetics specialists is to define biomechanical criteria shaping the restorations to protect the existing state of the biological substrate [1]. In prosthesis biomechanics, the gingival soft tissue, as substances with heterogeneous properties, are difficult to individual assessment of the value, direction and duration of the occlusion forces transmitted by the prosthesis in the life cycle [2]. More predictable are static or kinematic behaviors, reflecting the mechanical states of prosthesis design with designed shape and material properties which are possible to determine. However, static measurements of dentures do not reflect their work in natural conditions [3], and can only designate the values of selected parameters (deflection, stress) during the reference of constant load values. The article presents the author's research stand for kinematic loads testing, which are similar to natural ones during shredding of food. The results of stress and strain of denture prosthesis, identified during laboratory tests, will be used to verify the mathematical models of dentures during kinematic forces.

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confidence: 99%