The effect of different framework s material on strain induced in distal abutment in mandibular Kennedy s class II: an in-vitro study
Noha Mohamed EL HUSSIENY FAYAD,
Dina Essam BAHIG
Abstract:How to cite: El Hussieny Fayad NM, Bahig DE. The effect of different framework's material on strain induced in distal abutment in mandibular Kennedy's class II: an in-vitro study.
“…Results by Villefort et al [39] showed that PEKK has lower stress concentration values as a prosthetic screw & base in full arch prosthesis under the" all-on-four" concept while lower stress concentration was observed on PEEK frameworks. A study by El Hussieny et al [40] was in contrast to findings by Alsadon et al [11] as the first reported that the PEEK group showed lesser strain values in comparison to PEKK. while Alsadon showed that PEKK had better mechanical The limitations of the study included only one-way surface pretreatment using air abrasion with Al 2 O 3 particles.…”
How to cite: Ahmed GA, El-Etreby A, Abd El-Fattah G. Comparison of shear bond strength and color reproduction of two different highperformance polymers veneered with two different thicknesses of resin composite: an in-vitro study.
“…Results by Villefort et al [39] showed that PEKK has lower stress concentration values as a prosthetic screw & base in full arch prosthesis under the" all-on-four" concept while lower stress concentration was observed on PEEK frameworks. A study by El Hussieny et al [40] was in contrast to findings by Alsadon et al [11] as the first reported that the PEEK group showed lesser strain values in comparison to PEKK. while Alsadon showed that PEKK had better mechanical The limitations of the study included only one-way surface pretreatment using air abrasion with Al 2 O 3 particles.…”
How to cite: Ahmed GA, El-Etreby A, Abd El-Fattah G. Comparison of shear bond strength and color reproduction of two different highperformance polymers veneered with two different thicknesses of resin composite: an in-vitro study.
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