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[The three-dimension finite element analysis of stress in posterior residual root restored with different designed post-core crown].

Gang Fu, Li Du, Aishu Ren, Wang Lua, Xi Xia

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OBJECTIVE: To analyze the stress magnitude and distribution of remaining dentin in posterior residual root restored with post-core crown by three-dimension finite element methods. The variables were number, length and material of post. METHODS: The models of residual root of maxillary first molar restored with post-core crown were created by CT scanning, Mimics software and Abaqus software. Different number, length and material of posts were used in the modeling. The post was cemented with zinc-phosphate cement. A load of 240 N was applied to the occlusal surface in vertical direction and tensile, shear, and Von mises stresses were calculated. RESULTS: The maximum stresses on remaining dentin changed irregularly as the number and length of post. The maximum stresses on remaining dentin decreased slightly as elastic modulus of the material of post increase. CONCLUSION: The number, length, material of post have influence on magnitude and distribution of stress.

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Key concepts: Crown (dentistry), Dentin, Materials science, Post and core, Finite element method, von Mises yield criterion, Composite material, Core (optical fiber)