The effect of alveolar bone loss on the load capability of restored endodontically treated teeth: A comparative in vitro study

Keyphrases

• In Vitro Study 100%
• Fracture Mode 100%
• Endodontically Treated Teeth 100%
• Alveolar Bone Loss 100%
• Load Capability 100%
• All-ceramic Crowns 66%
• Adhesively 66%
• Fracture Resistance 66%
• Fracture Load 66%
• Composite Core 66%
• Fiber-reinforced Composite post 66%
• Thermal Cycling Loading 66%
• Horizontal Bone Loss 66%
• Thermo-mechanical Loading 66%
• Periodontal Disease 33%
• Between-group 33%
• Statistical Analysis 33%
• Clinical Situation 33%
• Fisher's Exact Test 33%
• Cemento-enamel Junction 33%
• 3-group 33%
• Universal Testing Machine 33%
• Maxillary Central Incisor 33%
• Post-core 33%
• Min-max 33%
• Failure Risk 33%
• Core Ceramic 33%
• Bone Support 33%
• Glass Fiber-reinforced Posts 33%
• Caries-free 33%
• Nonparametric Test 33%
• Maximum Fracture Load 33%
• Load Value 33%
• Endodontic Treatment 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• In Vitro 100%
• Osteolysis 100%
• Alveolar Bone Loss 100%
• Endodontics 50%
• Periodontal Disease 50%
• Dental Caries 50%
• Fisher Exact Test 50%
• Cementoenamel Junction 50%
• Glass Fiber 50%
• Nonparametric Test 50%
• Maxillary Central Incisor 50%