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International Journal of Bioprinting A TPMS framework for complete dentures

Figure 14. The implant-supported fixed complete denture (IFCD) framework based on functionally graded TPMS. (A and B) View of the model: top (A)
and bottom (B). (C and D) View of the sample: top (C) and bottom (D).

region with enhanced load-bearing capacity. (iii) Open Project of NHC Key Laboratory of Digital
Additionally, the weight of the functionally graded Stomatology of Peking University School of Stomatology
framework was reduced by 52.93% compared to a (PKUSS20230501), (iv) Science and Technology Research
solid framework. Project of Department of Education of Jiangxi Provincial,
In our work, the functionally graded IFCD framework China (No. GJJ210877), (v) High-level Talents Scientific
displays its potential for dental applications, providing Research Start-up Program of Jiangxi University of Science
theoretical support for further practical implementations. and Technology (No. 205200100556, No. 205200100350),
Moreover, the strength of the bond between the framework (vi) Jiangxi Provincial Natural Science Foundation of
and the zirconia veneer also determines the overall China (20224ACB214008), (vii) Anhui Natural Science
performance of the final IFCDs. Our subsequent work will Foundation (2308085ME171), (viii) The University
focus on investigating the adhesive strength between the Synergy Innovation Program of Anhui Province (GXXT-
framework and the zirconia veneer. 2023-025; GXXT-2023-026), and (ix) Jiangxi Provincial
Cultivation Program for Academic and Technical Leaders
Acknowledgments of Major Subjects (20225BCJ23008).
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Conflict of interest
Funding The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
This work was supported by the Project Supported by the Author contributions
(i) National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.
52165043), (ii) Beijing Natural Science Foundation and Conceptualization: Yuchun Sun, Sukun Tian, Xuehua Wu,
Haidian Original Innovation Joint Fund (No. L232145), Youwen Yang

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