The aim of this study was to perform a literature review on the use of finite element modeling
(FEM) for the evaluation of the biomechanical behavior of temporomandibular joint …

A surgical guide is projected to aid the repositioning of the mandibular segments in their
original locations, and a reconstruction bone plate is provided to support the fibula free flap …

While this study is on the clinical development of temporomandibular joint disorders and
understanding various biomechanical approaches through finite element analysis as a …

A porous scaffold/implant is considered a potential method to repair bone defects, but its
mechanical stability and biomechanics during the repair process are not yet clear. A …

Mandibular fractures are one of the most frequently observed injuries within craniofacial
region mostly due to tumor-related problems and traumatic events, often related to non …

A bone plate is required to restore the load-bearing capacity of the mandible following a
segmental resection. A good understanding of the underlying principles is crucial for …

Purpose People with bruxism exert parafunctional grinding and clenching activities. Those
habits are suspected to be associated with temporomandibular disorder development. The …

Introduction Reduction of the fracture is crucial for proper outcome of the treatment. The
stability of reduction is closed connected to the method of its fixation. The topic of condylar …

This work studies the feasibility of custom-made endoprosthesis in the reconstruction of
major mandibular defects. The natural anatomical and occlusal relations are used to …

To reduce complications related to the osteosynthesis plating system, the use of a patient-
specific plate design was proposed. However, the issue of associated complications is still …