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    • Computational mechanics
    • Biomechanical engineering
    • Dental CAD/CAM

    Background:

    • Physically accurate deformable models (FEM) are widely used.
    • Current CAD/CAM focuses on 3D tooth reconstruction.
    • Mastication simulation requires advanced modeling.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • Apply FEM to simulate mastication in dental CAD/CAM.
    • Model substrate deformation and fracture during chewing.
    • Evaluate occlusal design functionality.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized a deformable FEM model for substrate and a rigid model for teeth.
    • Incorporated substrate fracture modeling, including initiation and propagation.
    • Developed solutions for post-fracture collision detection and resolution.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully simulated mastication with substrate fracture.
    • Enabled assessment of occlusal design performance.
    • Addressed technical challenges in fracture simulation.

    Conclusions:

    • FEM-based mastication simulation is a valuable tool for improving occlusal performance.
    • This method can enhance digital design of dental prosthetics, particularly complete dentures.