I need to know the fatigue curve of materials commonly used in endodontic treatments: human dentin, crown, fiber endodontic posts, and so on.
It depends on the nature of the biomaterials you are trying to employ for you endodontic experiment. I think NiTi wires are predominantly employed for such purposes. You can check the SN curve for different NiTi wires at different temperatures.
Here are some references for dentin:
R. K. Nalla, V. Imbeni, J. H. Kinney, M. Staninec, S. J. Marshall, and R. O. Ritchie, "In vitro fatigue behavior of human dentin with implications for life prediction," J. Biomed. Mater. Res. A, 66[1] 10-20 (2003).
D. Arola and R. K. Reprogel, "Effects of aging on the mechanical behavior of human dentin," Biomaterials, 26[18] 4051-61 (2005).
D. D. Arola and R. K. Reprogel, "Tubule orientation and the fatigue strength of human dentin," Biomaterials, 27[9] 2131-40 (2006).
Thanks to all for your replies. The references in particular will be very useful to me!
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