
The Periotest percussion force acting on a dental implant was estimated by assuming a mass-spring-dashpot model of the implant-bone system constructed on the basis of a clinical experiment. A theoretical value of about 10 N, comparable to hitherto reported experimental values, was obtained for an osseointegrated implant of about 1 g. The percussion force would probably be smaller for a heavier implant.
Dental Stress Analysis, Compressive Strength, Osseointegration, Acceleration, Models, Theoretical, Reference Standards, Percussion
Dental Stress Analysis, Compressive Strength, Osseointegration, Acceleration, Models, Theoretical, Reference Standards, Percussion
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