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TITLE:

COMPARING THE STRESSES DEVELOPED IN THE PERI IMPLANT BONE IN TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF SCREW-RETAINED RESTORATIONS, SEGMENTED VS. NON-SEGMENTED ABUTMENT, USING A FINITE ELEMENT MODEL

AUTHORS:

Dr.Sundas Mahmood Dar, Dr Hamza Malik, Dr Iqra Riaz

ABSTRACT:

Aim: Screw-held reclamations supported in some clinical circumstances, for example, restricted between occlusal spaces. This study was intended to think about burdens created in the peri-embed bone in two distinct sorts of screw-held rebuilding efforts (portioned versus non-fragmented projection) utilizing a limited component model. Methods: An embed, 6.3 mm in width and 14 mm long, was set in the main molar site of a mandibular model with 1 mm of cortical bone on the buccal and lingual sides. Our current research conducted at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Lahore from March 2019 to February 2020. Fragmented and non-sectioned screw projections with their crowns were set on the mimicked embed in each model. Subsequent to stacking (100 N, pivotal and 45° non-hub), von Mises stress was recorded utilizing ANSYS programming, variant 13.0.1. Results. The greatest concerns with the fragmented projection screw were not exactly those of the fragmented projection (89 vs. 100, and 379 vs. 435 MPa under the pivot and non-pivot stacking, individually). The greatest loads in the peri-nesting bone for the fragmented projection model were not exactly those of the undivided (22 vs. 24 MPa, and 33 vs. 126 MPa under vertical and precise vertical stacking, individually). Similarly, the miniature stress of the peri-embedded bone for the recovery of the fragmented projection was not as great as that of the fragmented projection. Conclusion: Under pivotal and non-hub loadings, non-portioned projection demonstrated less pressure fixation in the screw, while there was less anxiety in the peri-embed bone in the fragmented projection. Keywords: Peri-Implant Bone, Screw-Retained, Finite Element Model.