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See Latest ArticlesEffects of Implant Diameter, Insertion Depth, and Loading Angle on Stress/Strain Fields in Implant/Jawbone Systems: Finite Element Analysis
The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants, 10/07/09
Qian L et al. – A narrow–diameter implant, when inserted into jawbone with a shallow insertion depth and loaded with an oblique loading angle, is most unfavorable for stress distribution in both bone and implant. An optimized design of the neck region of an implant, in combination with a carefully controlled implant insertion depth that sets the threads of the implant neck well below the upper edge of the cortical bone, should be especially effective in improving the biomechanical environment for the maintenance of bone in implant/bone systems.
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