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BACKGROUND: Socket-shield technique can effectively maintain labial soft and hard tissues, but the incidence of postoperative complications such as exposure and displacement of root shield is relatively high. It is speculated that the root shield may be exposed and displaced due to excessive load after long-term function of dental implants. OBJECTIVE: Through three-dimensional finite element analysis, we aim to study the influence of varying root shield thicknesses on the stress distribution, equivalent stress peaks, and displacement in the root shield, periodontal ligaments, implant, and surrounding alveolar bone under normal occlusal loading. We also attempt to analyze the correlation between the thickness of the root shield and occurrence of mechanical events such as root shield exposure, displacement, and fracture. METHODS: Cone-beam CT data of a patient who met the indication standard of socket-shield technique for maxillary central incisor were retrieved from database. Reverse engineering techniques were used to build models of the maxillary bone and root shield, while forward engineering was used to create models for the implant components based on their parameters. Models depicting various root shield thicknesses (0.5, 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0 mm) were created using Solidworks 2022 software. ANSYS Workbench 2021 software was then used to simulate and analyze the effects of varying root shield thicknesses on stress distribution, equivalent stress peaks, and displacement of the root shields, periodontal ligaments, implants, and surrounding alveolar bone under normal occlusion. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: (1) In all root shield models, the stress was concentrated on the palatal cervical side, both sides of the edges and the lower edge of the labial side. As the thickness of the root shield increased, the equivalent stress peak and displacement showed a decreasing trend. The 0.5 mm thickness model produced a stress concentration of 176.20 MPa, which exceeded the yield strength (150 MPa) of tooth tissue. (2) The periodontal ligament stress in each group was concentrated in the neck margin and upper region. With the increase of root shield thickness, the equivalent stress peak and displacement of periodontal ligament showed a decreasing trend. (3) Implant stress in all models was concentrated in the neck of the implant and the joint of the implant-repair abutment, and the labial side was more concentrated than the palatal side. With the increase of root shield thickness, the equivalent stress peak of the implant in the model showed an increasing trend. (4) In each group of models, stress of cortical bone concentrated around the neck of the implant and the periphery of the root shield, and the labial side was more concentrated than the palatal side. With the increase of the thickness of the root shield, the equivalent stress peak around the root shield decreased; the peak value of the equivalent stress of the bone around the neck of the implant showed an increasing trend. In the model, the stress of cancellous bone was mainly concentrated around the neck of the lip of the implant, the top of the thread, the root tip and the lower margin of the root shield, and the labial side was more concentrated than the palatal side. With the increase of the thickness of the root shield, the peak value of the equivalent stress of the bone around the root shield in the model showed a decreasing trend. The minimum principal stress of cortical bone in each group of models was concentrated around the neck of the implant, exhibiting a fan-shaped distribution. As the thickness of the root shield increased, the minimum principal stress of cortical bone showed an increasing trend. (5) These results indicate that different thicknesses of the root shield have different biomechanical effects. The root shield with a thickness of 0.5 mm is easy to fracture. For patients with sufficient bone width, the root shield with a thickness of 2.0 mm is an option to reduce the risk of complications such as root shield exposure, fracture, and displacement. Meanwhile, it should be taken into account to protect the periodontal ligament in the preparation process, and rounding treatments ought to be carried out on both sides and the lower edge of the root shield. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

BACKGROUND: The healing of mandibular fractures after rigid internal fixation is influenced by many factors, including the material of the bone plate, fracture site, and bone density of the patient. However, there are relatively few studies on the relationship between the stability of mandibular fracture fixation in different bone qualities and they lack a scientific basis. OBJECTIVE: To analyze the stability of fixation of mandibular fractures with different bone qualities with bioabsorbable plates and miniature titanium plates by finite element analysis. METHODS: Three-dimensional finite element models of class I-IV mandibular fractures were developed according to the bone quality classification method proposed by ZARB and LEKHOLM. The fractures at the median mandibular symphysis, mandibular body, and mandibular angle were simulated under different bone qualities. Bioabsorbable bone grafting plates (or miniature titanium plates) were placed at each fracture site for fixation and to simulate the state of healthy side occlusion. Finite element analysis on the model was used to analyze the relative displacement of the fracture segments and the stress distribution of fixators. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: (1) The maximum stress value during fixation with titanium plates increased gradually with the increase of bone class, in which the maximum stress value of titanium plates was the highest in the mandibular body class IV bone group, which was 382.74 MPa and 96.11 MPa in the miniature titanium plate and bioabsorbable plate groups. The results for mandibles of the same bone type showed that the maximum stress value of titanium plates was much higher than that of bioabsorbable plates. (2) For fractures of the median middle of the mandible in types III and IV, the displacement of the fracture breaks at the fixation site was large and exceeded the limiting value of bone healing (> 150 μm), regardless of whether the fixation was performed with a miniature titanium plate or a bioabsorbable plate. For type IV mandibular fractures, the fracture end displacement in the bioabsorbable plate group exceeded the healing limit value, and the fracture end displacement in the miniature titanium plate group was close to the healing limit value. Under the same bone quality and fracture site, the fracture displacement of the miniature titanium plate group was smaller than that of the bioabsorbable plate group. (3) The results showed that the strength and stiffness of the two internal fixations were sufficient to support bone healing of fractures at three sites of the types I-IV mandible, and the fixation stability of the bioabsorbable plate was almost the same as that of the miniature titanium plate, which could provide early healing conditions for fractures. Mandibular bone type should be taken into consideration in the treatment of mandibular fracture. The higher the mandibular bone grade, the worse the stability of fracture fixation, and the more likely the complications such as poor bone healing will occur after surgery. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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BACKGROUND: Bone tissue remodeling is closely related to stress loading. Currently, there are few studies or guidelines on the relationship between bone and occlusal adjustment of implant prostheses and there is also a lack of scientific evidence. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effects of different implant occlusal gaps on stress distribution, stress peak and displacement at the implant-bone interface under I-IV bone conditions by a finite element method. METHODS: After scanning the equal-scale tooth model with an optical scanner, equal-scale models of the upper right first molar Straumann 4.8×8 mm BL RC implant and its related components was constructed using Solidworks 2022. Then, using Mimics, Geomagic, and Solidworks software, the maxillary and mandibular bone models of class I-IV bones were established based on the bone classification proposed by ZARB and LEKHOLM in the literature, and the NORTON and TRISI bone density classification method. The models were assembled with the occlusal gaps of 0, 20, 40, 60, 80, and 100 μm for the restorations, and an additional set of homogeneous models without density ratio settings was constructed for comparison. After the above models were imported into Hypermesh for meshing, the material assignment, boundary constraints and parameter setting were performed for the finite element analysis. Finally, 250 N was used as the loading force to simulate the maxillary and mandibular stress conditions. Stress distribution, peak stress and displacement of the implant-bone interface in each group of models were analyzed and compared. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Under the same loading conditions, the stresses in the implant restorations were evenly distributed with the occlusal contact points. When the occlusal gap reached 80 and 100 μm, stress interruptions occurred in the implant crowns under class I bone and class II, III and IV bones, respectively. The displacement of the implant-bone interface was mainly concentrated in the cortical bone region around the implant and transmitted down the long axis of the implant to the cancellous bone region at the bottom. With the changes of class I-IV jaw bones, the displacement and Von Mises stress in the cortical bone region increased in all groups, and were greater than those in the cancellous bone region. The Von Mises stress in the cancellous bone region was similar to that in the cortical bone region except that it showed a downward trend from class II bone. However, when the occlusal gap increased, the stress and displacement peak values in the cortical bone and the cancellous bone showed a decreasing trend. The stress of the implant-bone interface was between 20 MPa and 60 MPa when the occlusal gap was 0-40 μm for class II-IV bones and 60 μm for class IV bone, and the stress of the other groups was less than 20 MPa. The Von Mises stress was mainly concentrated in the neck of the implant, and the peak value of von Mises stress in class II-IV bones with the occlusal gap of 20 μm was higher than that (144.10 MPa) in class I bone with the occlusal gap of 0 μm. In the homogeneous model with different elastic moduli, the distribution of stress and displacement was more uniform than that in the heterogeneous model and the occlusal space should increase with the decrease of jaw bone density in clinical practice. To conclude, from the perspective of biomechanics, the alveolar bone should be taken into account in the occlusal adjustment of implant denture. An occlusal gap of 20-40 μm between a single dental implant and a natural tooth in the opposite jaw is a relatively suitable solution for occlusal adjustment under different bone conditions. However, due to the particularity of finite element analysis method, it needs to be further studied in combination with clinical practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The source, treatment status and harm of incineration fly ash are briefly described, and the development status of solidification and stabilization technology is introduced. This paper mainly analyzes the effect of cement solidification method, chemical agent method, hydrothermal method and melting solidification method on heavy metals and their advantages and disadvantages, and introduce the treatment methods combining various solidification methods and other solidification treatment technologies. The existing problems of solidification and stabilization technology and the prospect of its development are described. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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