Impact of implant abutment materials on force damping response and marginal fit of implant supported restoration

Lithium disilicate exhibited the smallest marginal gap before and after Cementation, while PEEK showed the largest, followed by Titanium and resin-ceramic material. Resin-ceramic material had the highest shock absorption for force damping, followed by PEEK and Lithium disilicate, while Titanium recorded the highest impact force, indicating the least damping ability.

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BMC Oral Health
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12903-025-06112-0
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Dental Implant Techniques and Outcomes
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Impact of implant abutment materials on force damping response and marginal fit of implant supported restoration

Amany Korsel, Waleed Elshahawy, Amr Mohammed Hussein Elmesery
BMC Oral Health
Dental Implant Techniques and Outcomes
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Impact of implant abutment materials on force damping response and marginal fit of implant supported restoration

Amany Korsel, Waleed Elshahawy, Amr Mohammed Hussein Elmesery
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Abstract

Lithium disilicate exhibited the smallest marginal gap before and after Cementation, while PEEK showed the largest, followed by Titanium and resin-ceramic material. Resin-ceramic material had the highest shock absorption for force damping, followed by PEEK and Lithium disilicate, while Titanium recorded the highest impact force, indicating the least damping ability.

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