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Elasticity of alveolar bone near dental implant–bone interfaces after one month's healing
by
Douglas, W.H.
, Chang, M.C.
, Seong, W.-J.
, An, K.-N.
, Ko, C.C.
, Hodges, J.
, Liu, C.C.
, DeLong, R.
in
Alveolar Bone Loss - prevention & control
/ Alveolar Process - physiology
/ Animals
/ Bicuspid - cytology
/ Bicuspid - physiopathology
/ Bicuspid - surgery
/ Biomechanics
/ Bone Remodeling
/ Dental implant
/ Dental Implants
/ Dentin
/ Elasticity
/ Equipment Failure Analysis - methods
/ Hardness
/ Hardness Tests - methods
/ Healing bone
/ In Vitro Techniques
/ Interface
/ Nanoindentation
/ Nanotechnology - methods
/ Physical properties
/ Surface Properties
/ Swine
/ Tooth Extraction
2003
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Elasticity of alveolar bone near dental implant–bone interfaces after one month's healing
by
Douglas, W.H.
, Chang, M.C.
, Seong, W.-J.
, An, K.-N.
, Ko, C.C.
, Hodges, J.
, Liu, C.C.
, DeLong, R.
in
Alveolar Bone Loss - prevention & control
/ Alveolar Process - physiology
/ Animals
/ Bicuspid - cytology
/ Bicuspid - physiopathology
/ Bicuspid - surgery
/ Biomechanics
/ Bone Remodeling
/ Dental implant
/ Dental Implants
/ Dentin
/ Elasticity
/ Equipment Failure Analysis - methods
/ Hardness
/ Hardness Tests - methods
/ Healing bone
/ In Vitro Techniques
/ Interface
/ Nanoindentation
/ Nanotechnology - methods
/ Physical properties
/ Surface Properties
/ Swine
/ Tooth Extraction
2003
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Elasticity of alveolar bone near dental implant–bone interfaces after one month's healing
by
Douglas, W.H.
, Chang, M.C.
, Seong, W.-J.
, An, K.-N.
, Ko, C.C.
, Hodges, J.
, Liu, C.C.
, DeLong, R.
in
Alveolar Bone Loss - prevention & control
/ Alveolar Process - physiology
/ Animals
/ Bicuspid - cytology
/ Bicuspid - physiopathology
/ Bicuspid - surgery
/ Biomechanics
/ Bone Remodeling
/ Dental implant
/ Dental Implants
/ Dentin
/ Elasticity
/ Equipment Failure Analysis - methods
/ Hardness
/ Hardness Tests - methods
/ Healing bone
/ In Vitro Techniques
/ Interface
/ Nanoindentation
/ Nanotechnology - methods
/ Physical properties
/ Surface Properties
/ Swine
/ Tooth Extraction
2003
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Elasticity of alveolar bone near dental implant–bone interfaces after one month's healing
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Elasticity of alveolar bone near dental implant–bone interfaces after one month's healing
2003
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Information is scarce about Young's modulus of healing bone surrounding an implant. The purpose of this preliminary study is to quantify elastic properties of pig alveolar bone that has healed for 1 month around titanium threaded dental implants, using the nanoindentation method. Two 2-year-old Sinclair miniswine were used for the study. Nanoindentation tests perpendicular to the bucco-lingual cross section were performed on harvested implant–bone blocks using the Hysitron TriboScope III. Nomarski differential interference contrast microscopy was used to identify pyramidal indentation measurements that were from bone. Reduced moduli, averaged for all anatomical regions, were found to start low (6.17
GPa) at the interface and gradually increase (slope=0.014) to a distance of 150
μm (7.89
GPa) from the implant surface, and then flatten to a slope of 0.001 from 150 to 1500
μm (10.13
GPa). Mean reduced modulus and its relationship to distance did not differ significantly by anatomic location (e.g., coronal, middle, and apical third;
P⩾0.28 for all relevant tests) at 1 month after implantation.
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Elsevier Ltd,Elsevier Limited
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