BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//KnowAFest//Campus Events//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:eventsphere-47414@www.knowafest.com DTSTAMP:20261008T125431Z DTSTART:20160908T183000Z DTEND:20160910T182959Z SUMMARY:Two Days National Seminar on Current Trends in Biomaterials and App lication of Fem in Dentistry LOCATION:K. S. Rangasamy College of Technology\, Tiruchengode DESCRIPTION:

Biomaterials are the forefront of new technologies in orthop edic and dentistry applications including emerging metals\, ceramics\, pol y-mers\, composites and adhesive both in preventive and restorative treatm ent. There are numerous reasons that may be care tooth such as dental cari es and periodontal diseases. Replacement of missing tooth structures with dental restrictive materials a necessary part of appearance and function. Appropriate selection of the implant bio-material is a key factor for long term success of implants. The biologic environment does not accept comple tely any material due to biocom-patibility. It is necessary to select prop er implants to reduce the nega-tive biologic response while maintaining ad equate function. Every clinician should always gain a thorough knowledge a bout the different biomaterials used for the dental implants. This seminar provides an opportunity for the medical and dental communities to expose new implant materials\, surface techniques and Finite Element Analysis (FE A).
\nFEA is a commonly used tool to evaluate biomechanics of tradi-t ional dental implants\, a detailed three-dimensional models helps to under stand the mechanical behavior of teeth structures in better fash-ion. Henc e\, there have been efforts to represent different teeth with 3-dimensiona l approach using FEA tools. Also the material research-ers and engineers w ill be able to learn about the clinical application of orthopedic and dent al materials which is suitable to patient needs.

URL:https://www.knowafest.com/two-days-national-seminar-on-current-trends-i n-biomaterials-and-application-of-fem-in-dentistry END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR