Functional behaviour of bone around dental implants.

摘要: Achieving a long-term stable implant interface is significant clinical issue when there insufficient cortical bone stabilisation at placement. Clinical outcomes studies suggest that the higher risk implants are those placed in compromised (thin, porous, etc.) anatomical sites with minimal existing trabecular (characterised as type IV bone). In establishing and maintaining an such environment, one needs to consider impact of masticatory forces, response these forces age on adaptive capacity bone. These turn, have potential create localised changes interfacial stiffness through viscoelastic interface. Changes function (e.g. hypermineralised osteopetrosis areas osteopenia) will alter communication between osteocytes osteoblasts creating for differences osteoblastic cells older population. A key understanding biomechanical functional behaviour population control anticipated modelling remodelling design takes into account how tissues respond mechanically active environment.