リチウム・ディシリケートと組成グラデントの多層ジルコニア製の最小侵襲性オークルサルファニーの疲労性能と故障負荷:in vitro試験

Lea S Prott1,2, Monique Harlaß1, Alexander Marksteiner1

  • 1Department of Prosthodontics, Medical Faculty and University Hospital Düsseldorf, Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, Germany.

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まとめ

リチウムディシリケート (LDS) のオークルサールファニールは,すべての試験厚さにおいて,多層ジルコニアファニールと比較して,優れた疲労性能と高い故障負荷を示した. 超薄型LDSファニールは最も良い結果を示したが,超薄型ジルコニアファニールは割れやすい.

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