Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element study
Aim: To assess the effectiveness of this Implant T Stabilizing plate in distributing the masticatory stress around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting in cases with reduced remaining bone height (3 mm). Settings and Design: In vitro experimental study. Materials and Methods:...
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| author | V. R. Arun Kumar Shivasakthy Manivasakan K. Prabhu David Livingstone J. Shanti Swarup |
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| description | Aim:
To assess the effectiveness of this Implant T Stabilizing plate in distributing the masticatory stress around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting in cases with reduced remaining bone height (3 mm).
Settings and Design:
In vitro experimental study.
Materials and Methods:
Two 3D finite element maxillary models with implant placement in 16 region were designed, one without an implant T stabilizing plate and another with an implant T stabilizing plate. Interim removable partial denture with soft liner replacing 16 and 17 was also designed for both models over which the masticatory force of 12 kg was applied. The maximum principal stress generated around the implant and surrounding bone in both models was measured.
Statistical Analysis Used:
Statistical analysis was done by using MedCalc stratistical software – version 23.1.7 in which ‘Receiver Operating Characteristic Curve’ analysis was performed to check for the sensitivity and specificity of the material used.
Results:
The maximum principal stress around the implant and the cortical bone in working model 1 (without the ITS plate) was 5.2972 and 5.2387 mega pascal respectively. The maximum principal stress around the implant and the cortical bone in working model 2 (with ITS plate) was 1.1663 and 4.5568 mega pascal respectively. In the working model 2, the Implant T stabilizing plate absorbs maximum stress of 10.022 mega pascal.
Conclusion:
The implant T stabilizing (ITS) plate to the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting absorbs the maximum stress there by reducing the stress around the implant and surrounding bone even in cases of minimal remaining bone height. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-a943da39bb3442c89bb2f23079a0b6462025-08-20T03:52:16ZengWolters Kluwer Medknow PublicationsThe Journal of Indian Prosthodontic Society0972-40521998-40572025-04-0125213814310.4103/jips.jips_409_24Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element studyV. R. Arun KumarShivasakthy ManivasakanK. PrabhuDavid LivingstoneJ. Shanti SwarupAim: To assess the effectiveness of this Implant T Stabilizing plate in distributing the masticatory stress around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting in cases with reduced remaining bone height (3 mm). Settings and Design: In vitro experimental study. Materials and Methods: Two 3D finite element maxillary models with implant placement in 16 region were designed, one without an implant T stabilizing plate and another with an implant T stabilizing plate. Interim removable partial denture with soft liner replacing 16 and 17 was also designed for both models over which the masticatory force of 12 kg was applied. The maximum principal stress generated around the implant and surrounding bone in both models was measured. Statistical Analysis Used: Statistical analysis was done by using MedCalc stratistical software – version 23.1.7 in which ‘Receiver Operating Characteristic Curve’ analysis was performed to check for the sensitivity and specificity of the material used. Results: The maximum principal stress around the implant and the cortical bone in working model 1 (without the ITS plate) was 5.2972 and 5.2387 mega pascal respectively. The maximum principal stress around the implant and the cortical bone in working model 2 (with ITS plate) was 1.1663 and 4.5568 mega pascal respectively. In the working model 2, the Implant T stabilizing plate absorbs maximum stress of 10.022 mega pascal. Conclusion: The implant T stabilizing (ITS) plate to the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting absorbs the maximum stress there by reducing the stress around the implant and surrounding bone even in cases of minimal remaining bone height.https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/jips.jips_409_24finite element analysisimplant primary stabilityimplant stabilizing platesinus floor augmentationstress distribution |
| spellingShingle | V. R. Arun Kumar Shivasakthy Manivasakan K. Prabhu David Livingstone J. Shanti Swarup Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element study The Journal of Indian Prosthodontic Society finite element analysis implant primary stability implant stabilizing plate sinus floor augmentation stress distribution |
| title | Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element study |
| title_full | Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element study |
| title_fullStr | Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element study |
| title_full_unstemmed | Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element study |
| title_short | Effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting: A finite element study |
| title_sort | effectiveness of the implant stabilizing plate on the stress distribution around the implant placed immediately after maxillary sinus lifting a finite element study |
| topic | finite element analysis implant primary stability implant stabilizing plate sinus floor augmentation stress distribution |
| url | https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/jips.jips_409_24 |
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