Finite Element Analysis in Orthodontics

One of the governing ideologies in orthodontics is gradually imposing remodeling, which involves progressive and irreversible bone deformations using specific force systems on the teeth. Bone remodeling results in the movement of the teeth into new positions, with two tissues having a major influenc...

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Autor principal: Rajgopal, Nandakishore
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Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: IntechOpen 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/78949
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Sumario:One of the governing ideologies in orthodontics is gradually imposing remodeling, which involves progressive and irreversible bone deformations using specific force systems on the teeth. Bone remodeling results in the movement of the teeth into new positions, with two tissues having a major influence along with it: the periodontal ligament and the alveolar bone. There is a definite connection between the mechanical, biological and physiological reactions to the orthodontic forces. The development of the Finite Element Analysis and administration of this new age computer-aided method in orthodontics applies to this chapter. Finite Element Analysis is a computational procedure to calculate the stress in an element, which can show a model solution. The FEM analyses the biomechanical effects of various treatment modalities and calculates the deformation and the stress distribution in the bodies exposed to the external forces. The ideology behind this particular chapter is to introduce this scientific approach to the orthodontist and to reinforce the effects and advantages to the ones who are already aware of the same. In this chapter there is a detail discussion and explanation systematically on Finite element analysis method and its application strictly in and around orthodontics without much deviation from the subject.
ISBN:978-1-83969-963-4
DOI:10.5772/intechopen.100343