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Thermal conductive analysis of restored teeth by finite element method.

Summary 
 
In order to clarify the thermal conductive effects of restorative conditions, interpulpal thermal changes of restored vital teeth with inlays and full crowns were analysed theoretically by a finite element method, under thermal irritation from cold and hot drinks. It was concluded that the thermal conductivity of the restorative materials and the thickness of remaining tooth structure both influenced the interpulpal temperatures of restored vital teeth.