12 Questions
What is the primary factor that determines the magnitude of biomechanic stress in implant dentistry?
Force
During which activity do the greatest natural forces against teeth and implants occur?
Mastication
What range of forces in pounds are exerted against natural teeth and implants during mastication?
5-44 pounds
Which of the following is NOT influenced by force factors mentioned in the text?
Patient age
What type of forces are primarily exerted against implants in the posterior regions during mastication?
Perpendicular forces
Why is it important to evaluate and account for potential force levels on the prosthesis in implant dentistry?
To modify the overall treatment plan
What is the approximate range of natural maximum vertical biting forces on teeth or implants according to more recent studies?
45-550 psi
What force was recorded on a gnathodynamometer developed by Patrick and Dennis in 1892?
165 lb
Which type of teeth showed significantly higher maximum biting force, as per Awawdeh et al.?
Endodontically treated teeth
What was the approximate maximum load range recorded in an experiment where weights were suspended over molars?
132-440 lb
What is the range of forces reached during swallowing on the teeth or implants?
3-5 psi
How many times does a person swallow each day, according to the text?
480 times
Test your knowledge on measuring forces on teeth during chewing and swallowing, including recording forces on strain gauges and perioral musculature exertion. Explore the psi values required for different food types and the frequency of swallowing per hour.
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