Tooth-Implant Life Cycle Design

Łodygowski, Tomasz; Wierszycki, M.; Szajek, Krzysztof; Hędzelek, Wiesław; Zagalak, Rafał

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-05241-5_21

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“…The implants were placed parallel to each other in the area of the canines. Two-piece Osteoplant Hex implants were applied, each 14 mm long and 4 mm in diameter [10,11]. These cylindrical-conical implants may be used for any bone, mainly in the procedure of delayed implantation.…”

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Assessment of Contact Pressures between a Mandibular Overdenture and the Prosthodontic Area

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In this paper, we assess the pressure between the overdenture located in the mandible and supported by a bar retained on two implants and the prosthodontic area. For testing, a model of an edentulous mandible was created using a mold by FRASACO with two implants and a “rider” bar inserted. A complete mandibular denture with polypropylene matrices was made. Three types of matrices of various stiffness were applied. The mandible and overdenture geometry was mapped using a digital image obtained with a Steinbichler Comet L3D 3D scanner. Finite element method calculations were performed in the Abaqus FEA software. The results demonstrate that the maximum contact pressure is observed when the loads are associated with canines. A critical case for the lower posterior is chewing performed by the molars. The pressure zone is the largest for POM-1 with Young’s modulus of 1.5 GPa and is reduced by 5.0% and 7.8% for POM-2 (E = 2.5 GPa) and POM-3 (E = 3.5 GPa), respectively. The stress distribution under the prosthesis mostly depends on the region loaded onto it. The applied load produces a slight contact pressure between the denture and the prosthodontic area in the anterior zone. A change in polypropylene matrix stiffness does not affect contact pressures.

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“…Why not go further and try to develop intelligent programming tools that would optimize the design process to some extent? Tools that have been used for some time, such as genetic algorithms used to optimize various structural designs [46,47], and others [48], could be applied here. By applying the appropriate criteria, the engineer would obtain a product that would be tailored to his needs.…”

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Visual Programming as Modern and Effective Structural Design Technology—Analysis of Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Developments Based on the Use of Dynamo

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2023

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This study is dedicated to technology based on visual programming as a modern tool to support the design of building structures. It provides a brief background describing the computerization of design and discusses design-aided systems and the concept and tools of visual programming. The principles of the Visual Programming Language (VPL) are presented in detail. The programming and design environments used in the architecture and construction industry are presented. Dynamo, one of the VPL-based programs applicable to structural design, was used in the study. In order to best demonstrate and explore the capabilities of this environment, examples of the practical application of visual programming in structural design are presented. Both simple and more complex structures have been designed and discussed in detail. The integration of Dynamo with computational systems is also presented. A broad discussion was held on the possibilities of using visual programming in structural design, the problems and challenges, and the directions of its development in the architecture and construction industry.

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Tooth-Implant Life Cycle Design

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Assessment of Contact Pressures between a Mandibular Overdenture and the Prosthodontic Area

Assessment of Contact Pressures between a Mandibular Overdenture and the Prosthodontic Area

Visual Programming as Modern and Effective Structural Design Technology—Analysis of Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Developments Based on the Use of Dynamo

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