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ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Stresses Generated in Completely Edentulous and Partially Edentulous Arch Rehabilitated with Four Implants: A Comparative 3D FEA Study

Suneetha Rao, Harvinder Singh, K Ashok, MU Swetha, Shruti Mishra Sarkar, S Jyothi

Citation Information : Rao S, Singh H, Ashok K, Swetha M, Sarkar SM, Jyothi S. Stresses Generated in Completely Edentulous and Partially Edentulous Arch Rehabilitated with Four Implants: A Comparative 3D FEA Study. Int J Prosthodont Restor Dent 2021; 11 (4):168-172.

DOI: 10.5005/jp-journals-10019-1347

License: CC BY-NC 4.0

Published Online: 01-12-2021

Copyright Statement:  Copyright © 2021; The Author(s).


Abstract

Aims and objectives: The present study is based on a thesis submitted to the Dentistryimplants in anterior region and tilted implants in the posterior region with angulation of 30 degrees. To evaluate the stresses generated on bone, implants and superstructures in partially edentulous model (Kennedy class 1) using anterior straight implants and posterior tilted implants with angulation of 30 degrees. Materials and methods: In the present study two maxillary FE (finite element) models were fabricated using CT scans. One model represented completely edentulous situation and other one represented partially edentulous Kennedy class 1 situation. Both the models had anterior straight implants and posterior tilted implants of 30 degrees angulation. These models were subjected to axial loading of 200N forces and the numerical values of the stresses generated were calculated. Results: The stresses generated in the complete denture model (M1) was 118 MPa and in the partial model (M2) was 60.95 MPa. The stresses on M1 was 21.4 MPa and in M2 it was 18.4MP at the cortical bone. Conclusion: Overall stresses generated on the completely edentulous models were found to be more than the stresses generated on the partially edentulous models. Therefore, it is better to retain remaining natural teeth and give a fixed partial denture supported by an anterior straight implant and posterior tilted implant than extracting and giving implant supported complete denture.


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