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具有内部形连接和微线程的植入系统的旋转负荷疲劳性能

Li Wen Tan, Christopher Quek, Song Jie Leo

    The International journal of oral & maxillofacial implants
    |February 28, 2024
    PubMed
    概括

    牙植入物几何和直径并没有显著影响疲劳性能. 只有在正规直径的植入物中发生了故障,这给检索带来了挑战.

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    植入物骨折 植入物骨折 植入物骨折植入物 - 基板连接连接负载疲劳的负载疲劳.

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