OBJECTIVE: To study the influence of the screw thread and the height of constraints on the stress distribution of the implants. METHODS: The three-dimensional emulational models of the implants with different screw-pitch were constructed by a CAD/CAM package. The Von Mises stress of the models was analyzed by three-dimensional finite element method. RESULTS: The constraints of the long implant were high. When the constraint height reduced, the change of the stress value of the implants without screw thread was much less than that of the implants with screw thread. The difference of screw-pitch had little influence on the stress value and the stress concentration of the implants. CONCLUSION: The strength requirement of screw implant was high. Stress distribution of the long dental implants was more reasonable than the other, which will contribute to the success of dental implants.
OBJECTIVE: To study the influence of the screw thread and the height of constraints on the stress distribution of the implants. METHODS: The three-dimensional emulational models of the implants with different screw-pitch were constructed by a CAD/CAM package. The Von Mises stress of the models was analyzed by three-dimensional finite element method. RESULTS: The constraints of the long implant were high. When the constraint height reduced, the change of the stress value of the implants without screw thread was much less than that of the implants with screw thread. The difference of screw-pitch had little influence on the stress value and the stress concentration of the implants. CONCLUSION: The strength requirement of screw implant was high. Stress distribution of the long dental implants was more reasonable than the other, which will contribute to the success of dental implants.