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block 1 and block 2 locations can be critical for the structural integrity of prosthesis
basis. The study on the shift effect and tilt angle show the higher sensitivity of the
lower prosthesis basis to these parameters. The external shift of teeth installation
line is more critical compared to oral shift. In the case of tilt angle investigation, the
same tendency was found, i.e., the lower prosthesis basis has the higher sensitivity to
the parameters. However, the oral tilt angle leads to higher stress intensively. These
results can be used in medical practice during the individual strategy developing for
the teeth installation. The presented models can be used for the approbation of a
general hypothesis and ideas in dentistry.
Acknowledgements The work is realized in the framework of the state contract of the Institute for
Computer-Aided Design of the RAS. The authors are grateful to A. Zhuravlev for the significant
contribution to the present work.
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