Biomechanical model of human lower jawbone
A biomechanical and mandibular technology, applied in teaching models, educational appliances, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as heavy workload, difficult simulation, and separate modeling.
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[0041] A human mandible biomechanical experimental model of the present invention is shown in the accompanying drawings.
[0042] Mandible 1 of this model adopts real adult dry mandible with teeth.
[0043]It is difficult to obtain test data of mandibular mechanical properties from living specimens, and isolated bone tissue is the main specimen for obtaining data. However, the test is affected by many factors such as specimen strength, gender, age, test environment, and test conditions, and the obtained data are somewhat different. Graing reported that the elastic modulus of the mandible was 13.6GPa. Chen Xinmin et al. used strain electrical measurement technology to measure the tensile properties of bones in three different states along the long axis. Bone modulus of elasticity is 13.97GPa, Poisson's ratio is 0.23. Therefore, we believe that the elastic modulus and Poisson's ratio of dry mandible and fresh mandible are similar, and their shapes are basically the same. Ther...
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