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Comparison of the periimplant bone stress distribution on three fixed partial supported prosthesis designs under different loading. A 3D finite element analysis

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Hector deLlanos-Lanchares1, Angel Alvarez-Arenal1, Javier Bobes Bascaran1, Carlos González-Gutiérrez1, Ana Sánchez1, Francisco Blanco Álvarez1 •
University of Oviedo1
04 Feb 2019
TL;DR: In this article, biomechanical complications such as periimplant bone resorption continue to exist due to occlusal overloading, despite high success and survival rates of implant supported prosthesis therapy.
Abstract: Background: Despite high success and survival rates of implant supported prosthesis therapy, biomechanical complications such as periimplant bone resorption continue to exist due to occlusal overloading.