FINAL TABLE

	Cortical bone	Vertical load + horizontal load
AREA	Tradizional implants Bracket implants	Tradizional implants Bracket implants
Cortical bone (sup_ext)	+	+
Implanted bone	= =	= =
Trabecolous bone (sup_ext)	+	+
Internal sections	+	+

In these conditions of load both two operation modalities don't produce "dangerous" tensions except in very restricted areas. The results would be evaluated finding first the tensions able to help the bone "changing" and which tensions produce an overload and the bone resorption.
Traditional implants globally produce lower tensions either in the cortical bone or in the trabecolous one. However, there could be high concentrations of tension that we find in the internal sections, related to the high stiffness discontinuity occurring every time the implants bore the bone.
The highest concentrations occurred respectively on the implanted bone in the case of traditional implants and where the brackets are "clipped" on the bone in the case of bracket implants.