1.The brief history of articulator
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2016;32(3):445-448
This article introduces the origin of articulator and its development process from humble to perfect in the past more than 200 years. The development of articulator is divided into 3 historical periods by the author:Early articulator,modern articulator and contemporary articula-tor.Meanwhile,the detailed basic design principle of articulator,the development of condylar guidance and incisal guidance are explained.
2.A new classification of oral prosthesis by treatment outcome
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2016;32(1):142-145
The presented article introduces a new classification based on the definitive condition of “Occlusion”after repair for different dentition defects,edentulous jaws and maxillofacial defects.The new classification contains 2 types and 8 subclasses descriptions.Exquisite pictures are used for the detailed demonstration.It may help dentists to know the final occlusion result even before the treatment and to pre-pare the major clinical operations..
3.The concept of “dynamic functional design”for anterior teeth restoration and its clinical application
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2016;32(4):594-598
This article introduces a new concept,named “dynamic functional design”(DFD)for the anterior guidance control of prosthe-ses.The concept was proposed from the deficiency of “digital smile design”as a complement.Four key points have been discussed to realize DFD in clinic by 1 0 real cases,and a new classification for anterior teeth restoration is presented according to DFD in this paper.
4.The virtual articulator of CAD/CAM system for dental labs
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2016;32(2):293-297
With the wide application of digital technique in dental clinic,the virtual articulator has become an important tool of CAD/CAM systems for dental labs.The presented article introduces the classification,advantages and setting parameters of the virtual articulator.The authors also comment on the current commercial products of the virtual articulators in the domestic market.
5.Posterior occlusion of implant and natural tooth-mixed dentition
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2015;(5):733-737
With the development of implant,more reliable way of the treatment of posterior teeth loss can be acheived.Dental implants present different biological and biomechanical characteristics from natural teeth and natural teeth with crown.It is important to realize these differences and occlusal adjustment accurately for the improvement of the treatment and prolongation of implant service life.This paper re-views the critical point with a clinical case.
6.The design of anterior guidance for anterior prostheses
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2015;(6):877-881
This article systematically introduces the basic conception,classification and physiological significance of anterior guidance for anterior prostheses.A customized incisal guidance table was introduced to record and transfer the individual value of the patient to a virtual full-adjustable articulator system.The clinic effects of the individual value and average value were also compared.
7.Preparation and clinical application of a nose prosthesis by means of selective laser simtering and wax powder
Fenglan LI ; Yimin ZHAO ; Guofeng WU
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2009;15(6):384-386
Objective To explore the clinical application of reconstructing silicone elastomer nose prosthesis by means of selected laser sintering and wax powder PCPI. Methods Laser scanning was used to get the 3-D data of a nose model. Surfacere 10.0 etc softwares was used to reconstruct the nose by mirroring the digitalized model of absent nose. Selective laser sintering and wax powder was chosen to fabricate a wax nose model and the nose prosthesis made by silicone clastomer. Results Perfect silicone clastomer nose prosthesis was made for 2 patients. Conclusion This study suggests that the wax nose model and the new wax powder can meet the requirement of clinical expectation for maxillofacial prosthesis.
8.Reliability of 3 dimentional laser surface scanner for nasal anthropometry
Xiaofang LIU ; Yimin ZHAO ; Guofeng WU
Journal of Practical Stomatology 1996;0(02):-
Objective: To test the reliability of 3 dimentional (3D) laser surface scanner for nasal anthropometry.Methods:11 plaster nasal models were measured by 3D laser surface scanner and manual measurement. The data were statistically analyzed. Results:In 9 out of the 10 parameters of nasal anthropometry,the correlation coefficient of the distances and angels measured by the 2 means was 0.856-1.000(P
9.Imitating the restoration of orbital defect by a digital face model in condition of open-eyes
Jingguang PAN ; Yimin ZHAO ; Guofeng WU
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2001;0(01):-
Objective:To build 3D digitized face model of unilateral orbital defect and to realize imitating design of defect section.Methods:Phase measuring profilometry was employed to acquire a 3-D digitized face model with open eyes.By Geomagic software,the image of normal orbit was extracted and mirrored with the image of the deformed side of the orbit.Results:A 3-D digitized face model of unilateral orbital defect was successfully reconstructed and 3-D normal orbit data of defect section was acquired.Conclusion:The use of phase measuring profilometry and RE software is a convenient and effective method to the computer-aided design for the restoration of unilateral orbital defect.
10.Effects of pigment concentration on spectral reflectance of pigmented silicone elastomer
Fang SU ; Yimin ZHAO ; Guofeng WU
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2001;0(03):-
Objective:To evaluate the effects of pigment concentration on spectral reflectance of pigmented silicone elastomer.Methods: Six kinds of pigment at different concentrations was respectively added into MDX-4-4210 silicone elastomer to prepare six series of single-chroma-samples, including red, yellow, blue, brown, white and black.The pigment concentrations to base elastomer were set at 0.1, 0.2 , 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6,0.7, 0.8, 0.9 and 1.0C, respectively while other conditions were kept the same. C is the maximum pigment concentration in practical use. The target samples were also prepared. By spectrophotometer, the spectral data of the single-chroma-samples and target samples were measured.Results:With the increase of pigment concentration, the spectral reflectance of the six series of single-chroma-samples and target samples decreased.Conclusion:Increase of pigment concentration may result in decrease of spectral reflectance of single-chroma-samples and taget samples.