Maxillary molar ultimate strength of all-ceramic crowns probabilistic reliability analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Maxillary molar ultimate strength of all-ceramic crowns probabilistic reliability analysis [Abstract] Objective: The right mandibular first molar all-ceramic crown ultimate strength reliability analysis for the future to further develop various types of dental prosthesis lay the foundation for the reliability study. Methods: restoration of the physical parameters of materials and the maximum bite force as a random variable, through the finite element analysis and stress  strength interference theory to calculate the mandibular first molar all-ceramic crown under the action of the maximum bite force of reliability. Results: In the biggest bite force loading, the vertical loads are limits to strength reliability of 99.65%, the level of loading of its ultimate strength reliability of 70.54%. Conclusion: The reliability theory can be applied to all-ceramic crown strength analysis, applied to other prosthesis for the study to find out a way. [Keywords:] molar; all-ceramic crowns; reliability; finite element; the biggest bite force [Abstract] AIM: To explore the reliability of ultimate strength all  ceramic crown of mandibuler first molar for further application in reliability analysis of other prosthesis. METHODS: To calculate the reliability of ultimate strength of all  ceramic crown of mandibular first molar, with respect to the random variables of mechanical properties and normal maximum biting force, using finite element analysis and stress  strength inference theory. RESULTS: With the random variable of loading, the reliability of the ultimate strength under horizontal loading and vertical loading were 99.65% and 70.54%, respectively. CONCLUSION: The reliability theory can be applied in the analysis of ultimate strength of all  ceramic crown, which explores a new way of application of reliability theory in other oral prosthesis. [Keywords] molar; all  ceramic crown; reliability; finite element analysis; maximum biting for