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[Classification and several mechanical properties of core composite resins]
T Yamada1, H Hosoda, T Tsurugai
1Department of Operative Dentistry, Faculty of Dentistry, Tokyo Medical and Dental University.
Six dental core resins were classified as semihybrid or hybrid types based on filler composition. Their mechanical properties remained stable after curing, suggesting delayed crown preparation.
Area of Science:
- Dental Materials Science
- Polymer Chemistry
Context:
- Core resins are crucial for indirect restorations.
- Understanding resin classification and properties aids clinical decisions.
Purpose:
- To classify six dental core resins based on filler characteristics.
- To evaluate the mechanical properties of these resins post-curing.
Summary:
- Six core resins were categorized into semihybrid (Bell Feel Core, Clearfil Core, Clearfil PhotoCore, Core Max, Core Max II) and hybrid (Microrest Core) types using SEM and EDX analysis.
- Detected elements included Si, Zr, Al, Ba, and La.
- Mechanical properties demonstrated high stability one day and one week after curing.
Impact:
- Findings suggest postponing crown preparation and impression taking until the next appointment to ensure optimal resin stability.
- This research provides valuable data for selecting appropriate core materials in restorative dentistry.
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