Taipei Medical University
Natural frequency useful as marker of root keeper stability
Published in Healthcare Mergers, Acquisitions and Ventures Week, August 14th, 2004
Researchers in Taiwan conducted a study "to evaluate the potential" for using NF "as an indicator for assessing the stability of a magnetic keeper device used in prosthodontic treatment."
"A three-dimensional finite element (FE) model of a root keeper-cement-dentine system was established for NF analysis," explained H.M. Huang and coauthors at Taipei Medical University. "The model was first validated against a series of in vitro experiments. Then, NF values of the first vibrational mode of the FE model with various boundary conditions were calculated."
"The...
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