APICAL THIRD MORPHOLOGY AND INTRUSIVE FORCE APPLICATION: 3D FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

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GERAMI ALAHYAR

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Journal: Frontiers in Dentistry Year:2007 | Volume:4 | Issue:3 Page(s): 130-134

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APICAL THIRD MORPHOLOGY AND INTRUSIVE FORCE APPLICATION: 3D FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

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TOOTH APEX

INTRUSIVE FORCE

ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT

STRESS DISTRIBUTION

FINITE ELEMENT METHOD

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Objective: Intrusion as a type of tooth movement is managed by different mechanothera-pies during various treatment stages. The morphology of the apical third of the teeth to be intruded plays an important role in the risk of root resorption due to the raise of stresses.The main goal of this study was to compare various types of apical third of the teeth while loaded by an INTRUSIVE FORCE. Materials and Methods: Four 3D Finite element models were designed with all support-ing structures. Normal, needle form, short and sharp apices were considered. Intrusiveforces of 0.5 N were applied and the VonMises stress along the mesial side of the root was assessed. Results: A tendency to show increased stresses at the cervical area of the teeth was no-ticed. The lowest stress was noticed in the blunt apex and the highest findings were shown to be in the needle form apex model. Conclusion: Normal variation in apical third of the teeth in intrusion can cause an in-creased stress level and also increased chance of root resorption which should be consid-ered carefully in force applications.

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GERAMI, ALAHYAR. (2007). APICAL THIRD MORPHOLOGY AND INTRUSIVE FORCE APPLICATION: 3D FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS. FRONTIERS IN DENTISTRY (JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES), 4(3), 130-134. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/297759/en

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GERAMI ALAHYAR. APICAL THIRD MORPHOLOGY AND INTRUSIVE FORCE APPLICATION: 3D FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS. FRONTIERS IN DENTISTRY (JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES)[Internet]. 2007;4(3):130-134. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/297759/en

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ALAHYAR GERAMI, “APICAL THIRD MORPHOLOGY AND INTRUSIVE FORCE APPLICATION: 3D FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS,” FRONTIERS IN DENTISTRY (JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES), vol. 4, no. 3, pp. 130–134, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/297759/en

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