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A study on stress distribution in IMZ implant with a plastic or a titanium IME using finite element analysis
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KMID : 0362419930310040625
Abstract
Whether stress-absorbing elements are functional in an implant system has been an issue of interest in oral implantology.
@ES The results were as follows: @EN 1. Under the load 1, all the displacement of implant with titanium IME at 5 measuring points was larger than that of with POM IME except total and Y-axis displacement at implant apex. And the differences in stress distributions with POM and titanium were varied.
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