2017
DOI: 10.2334/josnusd.16-0316
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Effect of pre-drilling on intraosseous temperature during self-drilling mini-implant placement in a porcine mandible model

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“…Literature data shows in agreement that temperatures increase with an increasing drilling speed, up to 10000 rpm [1, 14, 16]. This was seen in one of our earlier study also, where during mini-implant predrilling with spiral drills drilling at 100 or 200 rpm produced significantly less heat than at 1200 rpm (≤3°C versus 12.3°C) [18]. In addition, the current investigation showed a further significant temperature rise between 16000 and 40000 rpm drillings.…”
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confidence: 74%
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“…Literature data shows in agreement that temperatures increase with an increasing drilling speed, up to 10000 rpm [1, 14, 16]. This was seen in one of our earlier study also, where during mini-implant predrilling with spiral drills drilling at 100 or 200 rpm produced significantly less heat than at 1200 rpm (≤3°C versus 12.3°C) [18]. In addition, the current investigation showed a further significant temperature rise between 16000 and 40000 rpm drillings.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Our earlier study, investigating the same drills, indicated clearly that, after 20 and 30 coronectomies, drills show significant signs of wear (i.e., fractured cutting edges, missing cross cuts), while temperatures (2.2-3.3x) and drilling times (5.3-12.5x) increased significantly compared to the new drill [2]. In contrast, our other investigation using mini-implant predrills showed temperature increases only after 150 usages [18]. Additionally, Marenzi et al (2018) identified surface micromorphology of the drills as an important factor which may contribute to intraosseous heat productions [24].…”
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confidence: 92%
“…The influence of the heat generated by the drilling procedures was likely to be excluded since one minute elapsed before the implant installation. Previous research indicated that the bone returned to baseline temperature after approximately 30 s [38].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It is often associated with sedentary life style, obesity, smoking and physically demanding jobs such as heavy weight lifting, physical and mental comorbidities 2 . Though, LBP affects all age groups, disability related to it is predominant in working population and most troublesome in low and middle-income countries where it has risen by more than 50% since 1990 3,4 .LBP affects the physical, emotional and social functioning of the affected individual. The imposed biophysical limitations impair physical functioning and adversely affect the general health and reconditioning (weight gain and loss of muscle tone) 5 .…”
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“…It is often associated with sedentary life style, obesity, smoking and physically demanding jobs such as heavy weight lifting, physical and mental comorbidities 2 . Though, LBP affects all age groups, disability related to it is predominant in working population and most troublesome in low and middle-income countries where it has risen by more than 50% since 1990 3,4 .…”
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