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22 June 2005 Photomechanical studies on non-carious-cervical-lesions of the teeth (Invited Paper)
A. Kishen, K. B. C. Tan, A. Asundi
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Abstract
This study aims to examine the biomechanical factor underlying the origin of Non-Carious-Cervical-Lesions by examining the strain distribution in the enamel and dentine. A digital moire interferometry was utilized for this purpose. It is observed from this study that the enamel displayed marked strains in the lateral direction, while the dentine experienced marked strains in the axial and lateral directions during compression. The strains in the enamel and the dentine displayed both normal and shear components. The shear strain in the lateral direction within the enamel and the normal and shear strains in the axial and lateral directions within the coronal dentine concentrated at the cervical region. These experiments highlights that the biting loads will contribute to the loss of hard tissue in the cervical region.
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A. Kishen, K. B. C. Tan, and A. Asundi "Photomechanical studies on non-carious-cervical-lesions of the teeth (Invited Paper)", Proc. SPIE 5771, Saratov Fall Meeting 2004: Optical Technologies in Biophysics and Medicine VI, (22 June 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.634776
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KEYWORDS
Teeth

Moire patterns

Fringe analysis

Diffraction gratings

Deflectometry

CCD cameras

Interferometers

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