Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces

Understanding the mechanical properties of human teeth is important to clinical tooth preparation and to the development of restorative materials. Particularly, the elastic modulus of materials used in restoration of dental parts subjected to endodontic treatment must be compatible with the original...

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Autores principales:	Povolo, Francisco, Hermida, Elida Beatriz
Publicado:	2000
Materias:	Elastic moduli Piezoelectricity Ultrasonics Organic crystals Dental composites
Acceso en línea:	https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_09258388_v310_n1-2_p392_Povolo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09258388_v310_n1-2_p392_Povolo
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spelling	paper:paper_09258388_v310_n1-2_p392_Povolo2023-06-08T15:51:26Z Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces Povolo, Francisco Hermida, Elida Beatriz Elastic moduli Piezoelectricity Ultrasonics Organic crystals Dental composites Understanding the mechanical properties of human teeth is important to clinical tooth preparation and to the development of restorative materials. Particularly, the elastic modulus of materials used in restoration of dental parts subjected to endodontic treatment must be compatible with the original tooth. The major difficulty to measure mechanical properties of biological materials is, in general, the geometry of the specimen. Actually, even when there are different methodologies to determine the elastic modulus, samples with flat and parallel faces of uniform section are usually required. Dental parts not only do not fulfil this condition, but also constitute a composite material formed essentially by enamel and dentin with quite different elastic moduli. In this work the elastic moduli of canine and pre-molar teeth, measured by using piezoelectric excitation at high frequency, are presented. The measuring procedure considers the tooth as a composite, that is, gives a mean value according to the complex distribution of enamel and dentin in the different cross-sections of the specimen. Results are compared with Young's modulus of enamel and dentin obtained by indentation techniques. Fil:Povolo, F. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Hermida, E.B. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2000 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_09258388_v310_n1-2_p392_Povolo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09258388_v310_n1-2_p392_Povolo
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topic	Elastic moduli Piezoelectricity Ultrasonics Organic crystals Dental composites
spellingShingle	Elastic moduli Piezoelectricity Ultrasonics Organic crystals Dental composites Povolo, Francisco Hermida, Elida Beatriz Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces
topic_facet	Elastic moduli Piezoelectricity Ultrasonics Organic crystals Dental composites
description	Understanding the mechanical properties of human teeth is important to clinical tooth preparation and to the development of restorative materials. Particularly, the elastic modulus of materials used in restoration of dental parts subjected to endodontic treatment must be compatible with the original tooth. The major difficulty to measure mechanical properties of biological materials is, in general, the geometry of the specimen. Actually, even when there are different methodologies to determine the elastic modulus, samples with flat and parallel faces of uniform section are usually required. Dental parts not only do not fulfil this condition, but also constitute a composite material formed essentially by enamel and dentin with quite different elastic moduli. In this work the elastic moduli of canine and pre-molar teeth, measured by using piezoelectric excitation at high frequency, are presented. The measuring procedure considers the tooth as a composite, that is, gives a mean value according to the complex distribution of enamel and dentin in the different cross-sections of the specimen. Results are compared with Young's modulus of enamel and dentin obtained by indentation techniques.
author	Povolo, Francisco Hermida, Elida Beatriz
author_facet	Povolo, Francisco Hermida, Elida Beatriz
author_sort	Povolo, Francisco
title	Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces
title_short	Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces
title_full	Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces
title_fullStr	Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces
title_full_unstemmed	Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces
title_sort	measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces
publishDate	2000
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Measurement of the elastic modulus of dental pieces

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