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A Harrison1, V I Constantinidis, R Vowles
1Department of Oral and Dental Science, Dental School, Bristol, UK.
Abstract:
UHMWPE in the form of experimental surface treated beads was added to acrylic resin denture base material in various percentages to form a composite material. The influence on doughing and manipulation times, and transverse and impact strength was examined. The results indicated that the manipulation times, were not significantly affected as the percentage of UHMWPE beads in the acrylic resin powder increased. Increasing the percentage of incorporated UHMWPE beads resulted in an inconsistent decrease in the modulus of rupture and no effect on the impact fracture resistance. It was concluded that the use of treated UHMWPE beads is of no significant benefit to the properties of acrylic resin.
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