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Stress Distribution of Various Implant Treatment Configurations for Three Consecutive Missing Teeth in the Posterior Mandible Using Screw-Retained Multi-Unit and Ti-Base Restorations with Splinted and Unsplinted Designs and Different Crown Materials in the Presence of Bruxism: A Finite Element Analysis Study

2026-06-17

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This study evaluated the biomechanical effects of abutment types, superstructure materials, prosthetic designs, and loading conditions in the implant-supported rehabilitation of three consecutive missing teeth in the mandibular posterior region using three-dimensional finite element analysis (FEA). Twenty FEA models were constructed, simulating two-implant (pontic, mesial, and distal cantilever) and three-implant...

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10.20944/preprints202606.1310.v1
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Stress Distribution of Various Implant Treatment Configurations for Three Consecutive Missing Teeth in the Posterior Mandible Using Screw-Retained Multi-Unit and Ti-Base Restorations with Splinted and Unsplinted Designs and Different Crown Materials in the Presence of Bruxism: A Finite Element Analysis StudyDOI 10.20944/preprints202606.1310.v1
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