Finite element analysis of the prosthodontic design for maxillary first molar mesio-lingual cusp defect with subfissue
10.3969/j.issn.1001-3733.2016.01.009
- VernacularTitle:上颌第一磨牙近中舌尖缺损伴隐裂修复设计的有限元分析
- Author:
Xiaoxia QIU
;
Xuna XING
;
Haiyan ZHANG
;
Jie CHEN
;
Dongxiao GUO
;
Rui XUE
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Maxillary first molar;
Defect with subfissue;
Finite element;
Post;
Resin filling;
Crown
- From:
Journal of Practical Stomatology
2016;32(1):43-47
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective:To study the prosthodontic design for the treatment of maxillary first molar mesio-lingual cusp defect with subfis-sue.Methods:A finite element model of maxillary first model,including mesio-lingual cusp defect with subfissue,periodontal support-ing tissue and a section of the maxilla was established by cone beam CT.Different prosthodontic designs for respective restoration and simulating different bite force were adopted,the Von Mises stress,maximum compressive stress and the crack distribution,J integral and the root displacement were analysed.Results:In the metal pile restoration model,the stress,JINT value and the equivalent stress and displacement of root were the smallest.With the increase of crack depth of the vertical and oblique fissue,the equivalent levels of stress (equivalent stress of J integral),the stress experienced by the dentin along with the peak of the maximum principal,increased signifi-cantly.Under 4 kinds of force direction and 3 repair methods,the equivalent stress peak value,J integral dentin stress,maximum prin-cipal stress peak value and dentin stress peak value of the cracks was 200 N,90°>200 N,45°>600 N,0°>200 N.Conclusion:High elastic modulus and all ceramic crown may lead to minimal equivalent stress,J integral,dentin equivalent stress and maximum principal stress.When subfissure is repaired,teeth fracture remains possible and any possible propagation may exist.The effect of later-al force on the crack and the dentin is greater than that of vertical force for crack expansion and tooth fracture.
