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1. [Periodontal tissue spectral assessment].

Author

Morozov KA

Subjects
Acoustics, Adult, Aged, Fourier Analysis, Humans, Mechanical Phenomena, Middle Aged, Percussion instrumentation, Percussion methods, Periodontium physiopathology, Tooth physiopathology, Tooth Mobility diagnosis, Tooth Mobility physiopathology
Abstract

The periodontal condition was investigated by means of tooth natural frequency assessment. The correlation between tooth natural frequency and mobility was found out. The comparative estimation of percussion and spectral methods for natural frequency assessment revealed the percussion method to be more complicates because the initial acoustic signal is disturbed by external noises and hammer sound. The spectral method allows receiving reliable and reproducible results when using modified two-parametrical periodontometer.

Published
2012

2. [Lab study of splinted teeth mobility with the help of periotestmetry].

Author

Riakhovskiĭ AN, Loginova NK, and Kotenko SA

Subjects
Humans, Percussion methods, Dental Prosthesis, Diagnosis, Oral instrumentation, Percussion instrumentation, Splints
Abstract

Mobility of splinted teeth was determined with the help of the device Periotest, its meterage depended upon abutment fixation nature and their number. Critical for the device sensitivity was the weight of splinting construction equal to 12.71+/-0.81 g.

Published
2009

4. [The use of the Periotest method for the clinical assessment of the efficacy of dental implantation].

Author

Matveeva AI, Gvetadze RSh, and Loginov VE

Subjects
Dental Prosthesis Retention, Diagnosis, Oral methods, Female, Follow-Up Studies, Humans, Male, Percussion methods, Time Factors, Tooth Mobility diagnosis, Dental Implantation, Endosseous, Diagnosis, Oral instrumentation, Percussion instrumentation
Abstract

The paper describes a modern diagnostic method: Periotest for assessing the stability of intraosseous implants. The mobility of implants after remote and immediate implantation is assessed in 65 patients with dentition defects. The study yielded complete information on the status of tissue complex, detected the early signs of impaired bone integration after implantation, and helped more reliably predict the results.

Published
1999

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