上下颌骨后牙区不同骨质参数对微种植体周围骨应力分布影响的三维有限元分析
[Abstract]:Objective: in clinical orthodontic treatment, the control of anchorage is very important and directly affects the final curative effect. With the development of technology, the implant anchorage is constantly improved. Compared with many traditional anchorages, the implant anchorage has the advantages of small trauma, small volume, good comfort in the mouth, good curative effect and so on. It has been widely used in clinical treatment. Although microimplant is widely used in clinical practice, excessive stress on the bone implant interface often causes failure of bone injury and bone binding around the implant, and occurs when abscission occurs. The success rate is about 90%., one of the main factors affecting the bone mass around the implant site, the bearing capacity of implant and the bone implanted. Many studies have shown that the stability of the implant is closely related to the thickness and density of the cortical bone. These parameters are mainly: 1, the thickness of the cortical bone of the implant site 2, the density of the cortical bone 3 around the implant, and some studies have shown that the greater the thickness of the cortical bone, the higher the density of the cortical bone and the cancellous bone will fall. Stress concentration around low implants, however, some clinical studies have shown that the exfoliate rate of cortical bone density is high. The role of these parameters for implant clinical application is not clear, and the study based on the real and mandible dissection is rarely studied. Three dimensional finite element method is used to evaluate the different bone types to the implant week. The influence of the peri stress distribution helps researchers predict the stress distribution of the implant bone after the implant is loaded. In a word, the premise of the strong support is its own stability, which is closely related to the quality of the mandible around the implant and the bone density around the implant. But the thickness and density of the cortical bone and the cancellous bone are the micro species. The effect of the implant stability is not clear. This experiment is based on the data of the upper and lower mandibles measured by spiral CT. Through the establishment of the finite element model of different types of bone, the characteristics of the stress distribution of the implant bone interface under different bone parameters are analyzed, and the effect of different bone conditions on the stability of the implant is discussed and the theory is provided for the clinical work. Basis. Method: 1 material and equipment experimental equipment: Hardware: Windows 7 system, spiral CT software: Mimics, ANSYS17.0 finite element analysis software materials: pure titanium, threaded micro implant.2 test method 2.1 maxillary spiral CT scan and measurement from the Second Medical Department of Hebei Medical University imaging department data from the Second Medical Department of the mandible spiral CT scan 13-45 year old patient data. Included: 1) Han population; 2) no severe dental crowding, no detained teeth, no teeth and tooth loss; 3) no craniofacial malformation, basic symmetry of the left and right sides, normal maxillofacial relationship; 4) no oral maxillofacial history and hand history; 5) no systemic bone metabolism disease; 6) no periodontitis and alveolar bone lesions, 6) No root tip surgery; 7) serious malformation without root morphology; 8) clear image. Scanning layer thickness 0.625mm, scanning the results on, three-dimensional reconstruction of the mandible. Measurement of the upper and lower mandibular implants (the buccal side between the second premolar and the first molar, the cheek between the first, second molar, the distance from the crest of the alveolar ridge to the 6mm) The thickness of the bone, the density of the cortical bone and the density of the cancellous bone were measured three times per place. The bone thickness, density, and the density of the cancellous bone were measured on the basis of the bone thickness, density, and the density of cancellous bone on the basis of the measurement of the bone thickness, density, and the density of cancellous bone on the average value of.2.2. The thickness of the cortical bone was thick or thin, and the thickness of the maxillary cortical bone was 1.0mm and the thickness of the maxillary cortical bone. 1.3mm, the mandible is 1.4mm and 2.7mm, the bone density is large, the cortical bone density is determined as high, medium and low three values according to the experimental purpose. The maxillary cortical bone density is 1200Hu, 1000Hu and 600Hu respectively. The mandibular cortical bone density is 1400Hu, 1200Hu and 960Hu, and the density of the cancellous bone density of the upper and lower mandibular cancellous bone density is defined as high, The lower two, the CT value Hu measured by 520Hu and 820Hu. through the formula: Grayvalue=Hu+1024 converted to pixel value Grayvalue, according to the empirical formula provided by Mimics: Density=47+1.122*Grayvalue, E-Modulus=-172+1.92*Density calculated the modulus of elasticity of different bone density corresponding to table 2. and the definition of different modulus of elasticity according to the modulus of elasticity. The bone and implant Poisson ratio see table 3.3 the three-dimensional finite element model of the micro implant jaw bone of table 3.3 the establishment of a 3.1 upper and lower mandible model selected a young adult male from 50 patients with spiral CT scan, selected the CT image of the patient, and set the position between the maxillary second premolar and the first molar as the micro implant. The implant site, and select the CT section of the jaw bone, the outer surface of the section is cortical bone, and the internal is a cancellous bone. In the ANSYS software, the CT section is simplified as a trapezium. The section size: the width of the upper surface is 15mm, the lower surface is 13.5mm, and the high 9.5mm. is introduced into the ANSYS software, and the section is stretched along the maxillary cross section into the hexahedron of 20mm, and the upper jaw is formed into the upper jaw. Bone model. Set the second premolar and first molar between the mandible and the first molar as the implant site, select the CT section of the jaw bone here, the outer surface of the section is the cortical bone, the internal is the cancellous bone. In the ANSYS software, the section is simplified into hexagon. The hexagon section size: the width of the upper surface is 10.89mm, the middle width is 18.2mm, the lower surface is 11.94m wide 11.94m M, high 39mm. then stretched the surface into the eight surface of 20mm, forming a three-dimensional finite element model of the mandible model of the.3.2 micro implant. The geometric shape of the micro implant was established with reference to the common clinical dimensions: the total length 12mm, the length of the bone segment 8mm, the neck diameter 1.6mm, the tip diameter 1.4mm, the thread height 0.3mm, the blade like thread top 60o, and the pitch 0.6mm, In the ANSYS17.0 software, the shoulder height 2mm. generates a cylindrical screw by extending the screw and the screw and screw synthesis screw by the Boolean operation. The micro implant model is established by Boolean operation. The position and angle of the assembly of the Fig.1.3.3 micro implant and the jaw model are found in the second premolars, respectively, on the established jaw model. The buccal side between the first molar and the top of the alveolar ridge 6mm to implant the microimplant with the plane of the jaw 45o. The horizontal orthodontic force parallel to the surface of the alveolar bone was imposed on the neck of the implant. A different parameter of the jaw bone model was established to establish the different cortex of the upper and lower mandibles, including the microimplant, based on the set cortical bone thickness. The model of bone thickness is 4, and the four models are set up according to the different cortical bone mineral density and the density of the cancellous bone. 24 models are set up. The model is meshed with Hypermesh software, and the orthodontic force parallel to the surface of the jaw is applied to the top of the micro implant. Fig.2 is used to simulate.4 with ANSYS software. The material characteristics assume that the implant, the cortical bone and the cancellous bone are continuous, homogeneous, isotropic linear elastic materials, and the material is deformed into small elastic deformation. The corresponding contact surface is established to bind the contact surface of the internal and external jaw. It is assumed that the implant anchorage is associated with the bone of the jaw, and the contact surface of the implant and the jaw is defined as a fixed contact. The.5 analysis index passes the finite element model of the central longitudinal profile of the implant along the direction of adding force, records the stress peak.6 of the implant bone interface, through the central longitudinal profile finite element model of the microimplant along the direction of the adding force, and extracts the stress and displacement values of the micro implant bone interface every 0.1mm, and makes the figure.7 By analyzing the data collected, the effects of different bone parameters on the stability of the micro implant were studied under the effect of 1.96 N level orthodontic force. Results: 1 the finite element model of the micro implant jaw bone under different cortical bone thickness and bone density was established, and its morphological and biomechanical similarity was high and satisfied the experiment. The stress and displacement distribution of the 2 micro implant bone interface: the results show that the stress distribution of Von-Mises in all conditions mainly concentrated in the cortical bone region, the stress is rapidly attenuated in the cortical bone, the stress in the cancellous bone is very small; the maximum stress in the cancellous bone is located at the junction of the cancellous bone and the cortical bone; the maximum stress peak is at the peak. The value of the minimum stress appears at U2HL, the peak stress peak appears in the cortical bone region, the peak of the U1LH. displacement is more concentrated, the peak displacement is also located in the cortical bone, and it decreases rapidly at the junction of the cortical bone and the cancellous bone, and the displacement value in the cancellous bone is small. The peak displacement peak of the maxilla is larger than the peak displacement of the mandible under the same condition. The minimum displacement appears at U1LL, the minimum displacement appears in L2HH; the thickness of 3 cortical bone affects the distribution of the displacement around the implant: when the bone density is the same, the greater the thickness of the cortical bone, the decrease in the peak displacement in the cortical bone, the lower displacement of the mandible is smaller than that of the maxilla. The greater the thickness of the cortical bone, the smaller the peak displacement on the cancellous bone; the 4 cortical bone thickness to the micro implant. The influence of stress distribution around the body: when the cortical bone density is high or medium, the peak stress in cortical bone is almost unaffected by cortical bone thickness; when the cortical bone density is low, the peak stress in the cortical bone is proportional to the thickness of the skin to the bone; the greater the thickness of the cortical bone, the smaller the peak stress in the cancellous bone, and the 5 cortical bone density to the micro species. The influence of the displacement distribution around the implant: the higher the cortical bone density, the relative decrease in the cortical bone displacement and the decrease in the peak displacement in the cancellous bone in the four models based on the thickness of the cortical bone, and the effect of 6 cortical bone density on the distribution of stress around the implant: when the thickness of cortical bone and the density of the cancellous bone is constant, skin The density of the cortical bone was positively correlated with the peak stress peak in the cortical bone; the density of cortical bone was negatively correlated with the peak stress in the cancellous bone; 7 the influence of the density of the cancellous bone on the distribution of the displacement around the implant: the higher the density of the cortical bone and the density, the higher the density of the cancellous bone and the smaller displacement peak in the cortical bone; located on the cancellous bone. The displacement is relatively small; 8 the effect of the density of the cancellous bone on the stress distribution around the micro implant: when the thickness and density of the cortical bone are constant, the higher the density of the cancellous bone, the smaller the peak stress on the cortical bone and the peak stress on the cancellous bone, the greater the stress and the displacement of the 1 implant bone interface are mainly concentrated in the cortical bone, and At the junction of cortical bone and cancellous bone, the stress and displacement of the cancellous bone are very small in the.2 micro implant bone interface, and the stress distribution of the bone interface is related to the thickness and density of the cortical bone. The greater the thickness of the cortical bone, the greater the peak stress on the cortical bone; the peak displacement decreases with the increase of cortical bone thickness around the.3 implant. Bone density is a key factor affecting the stability of implants. High cancellous bone density can reduce stress and displacement, and is beneficial to the stress distribution of the implant bone interface. The density of the cortical bone is positively correlated with the peak stress and is negatively related to the peak displacement. Therefore, the density of the cortical bone at the implant site should not be too low or too high.
【学位授予单位】:河北医科大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:R783.5
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