Modeling Orthodontic Wire Forces on Human Teeth
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Tyler Comstock, Zach Maryon
Our goal is to model the forces applied to human teeth by
the means of orthodontic wires.
These Teeth Need
Some Stress!
Nickle Titanium Wire
The gums are modeled
using ellipses, this makes
the math “easy”.
Each tooth has a precise
location. This allows
adjustment for any set of
teeth.
Using a cylinder for the
root allows rotation of
the tooth.
Molars
Pre-Molar
Incisors
Canine
Brackets
Our goal is to accurately represent the forces exerted on human teeth using orthodontic wires. Through precise tooth positioning and gum modeling, adjustments can be made easily. Cylinder roots allow for tooth rotation, enhancing dental treatments for pre-molars, molars, canines, and incisors.
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Our goal is to model the forces applied to human teeth by the means of orthodontic wires. Nickle Titanium Wire These Teeth Need Some Stress!
Each tooth has a precise location. This allows adjustment for any set of teeth. The gums are modeled using ellipses, this makes the math easy . Using a cylinder for the root allows rotation of the tooth.
Pre-Molar Molars Canine Incisors Brackets
