Predicting the dental implant stability based on the antiresonance phase of a piezo-based impedance sensor
Background: The stability of dental implants (DIs) in in vivo tests can be determined using noninvasive resonance frequency analysis technique. A low-cost piezo-based sensor has been developed for this purpose which uses a readily available two-terminal piezo element, to which a metal substrate is a...
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