Effects of Progressive and Non-Progressive Threads of an Immediate Loading Dental Implant | Zendy

Zohreh Arabshahi | Zendy; Mohammed Rafiq Abdul Kadir | Zendy; Jamal Kashani | Zendy; Abbas Azari | Zendy

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Effects of Progressive and Non-Progressive Threads of an Immediate Loading Dental Implant

Author(s) -

Zohreh Arabshahi,

Mohammed Rafiq Abdul Kadir,

Jamal Kashani,

Abbas Azari

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

advanced science letters

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 1936-7317

pISSN - 1936-6612

DOI - 10.1166/asl.2013.5137

Subject(s) - dental implant , dentistry , implant , computer science , materials science , medicine , surgery

Immediate loading of dental implants are always a cause of concern in implant dentistry with no consensus regarding the prerequisites to achieve optimum results. The purpose of the present simulation study was to assess the stress/strain distribution at the surrounding marginal bone of an immediately loaded implant with two different thread designs—progressive and non-progressive threads. A three dimensional finite element model of an adult mandible was developed from computed tomography scan images, and a static vertical load of 100 N was applied to the implant. The min/max von Mises stresses and strains of cancellous bone surrounding the implants were analysed. The results showed that the implant designed with progressive thread had uniform distribution and well dissipated stress/ strain for the bone

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