Mechanical properties of ceramics and composite resins

H. Sazak-Öveçoǧlu; B. Tarçm; F. Özer; M. Günday; M. L. Öveçoǧlu; T. Gülmez

Mechanical properties of ceramics and composite resins

H. Sazak-Öveçoǧlu^*, B. Tarçm, F. Özer, M. Günday, M. L. Öveçoǧlu, T. Gülmez

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We investigated the mechanical properties of certain dental restorative materials to assess their durability. This study determines the flexural strength of a ceramic material (Finesse™, Dentsply), a hybrid ceramic resin (Estenia™, Kuraray), an ormocer (Admira™, Voco) and a posterior composite resin (Solitaire2™, Heraeus Kulzer). The specimens were fabricated from the various restoratives. Flexural strength was determined in 4-point bending. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was used to examine and compare surface topography of the fractured and non-fractured surfaces. The results were analyzed statistically. The flexural strength values of Estenia™ samples were significantly higher compared to those of Admira™ and Finesse™ (p<0.006).

Orijinal dil	İngilizce
Sayfa (başlangıç-bitiş)	2055-2058
Sayfa sayısı	4
Dergi	Key Engineering Materials
Hacim	264-268
Basın numarası	III
Yayın durumu	Yayınlandı - 2004
Etkinlik	Proceedings of the 8th Conference and Exhibition of the European Ceramic Society - Istanbul, Turkey Süre: 29 Haz 2003 → 3 Tem 2003

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Mechanical properties of ceramics and composite resins

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