Objective: To study the effect of the occlusal surface of a natural tooth, cement-retained and screw-retained fixed partial dentures supported by dental implants and the coefficient of friction on the stress distribution in the peri-implant bone at maximum and minimum principal stresses.
Material And Methods: Study of maximum and minimum principal stresses in models with natural teeth and artificial crowns supported by dental implants, taking into account the coefficient of friction using the finite element analysis.
Results: In models represented by fixed partial dentures supported by dental implants and a natural tooth, the maximum tensile stresses arise in the cortical bone in the cervical region of the artificial crown, and the maximum compressive stresses occur both in the cortical layer in the cervical region of the artificial crown and in the cervical region of the tooth.
Objective: To study the effect of morphological parameters of natural teeth and fixed partial dentures supported by dental implants on the time of occlusion.
Material And Methods: The study of the morphological parameters of the first right upper and lower molars of natural teeth and fixed partial dentures supported by dental implants in the positions of the first molars of the upper and lower jaws, followed by determination of the relationship between the obtained data and the occlusion time using mathematical and statistical analysis.
Results: The study of the morphology of the occlusal surface of natural teeth and fixed partial dentures supported by dental implants did not reveal significant differences in the results of measuring the distances between the cusps of the upper and lower first molars, both natural teeth and fixed partial dentures supported by dental implants.