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描述和评估3个单注射液压水泥基密封器的物理性能

Veksina Raman¹, Josette Camilleri¹

¹School of Dentistry, College of Medical and Dental Sciences, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom.

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概括

生物陶根管密封剂尽管具有相似的组件,但显示出各种各样的特性. 测试材料性能对于临床适用性至关重要,因为所有评估的密封剂都超过了溶解性标准.

科学领域:

牙周内科医院牙周内科医院牙周内科医院
材料科学材料科学材料科学
生物材料是一种生物材料.

背景情况:

生物陶密封剂是为了生物活性而销售的,但具有不同的特性.
这些变化会影响根管治疗的质量和结果.
这项研究比较了三种基于水力水泥的密封器:BC Universal,Totalfill BC和AH Plus生物陶.

研究的目的:

评估和比较BC通用密封剂,Totalfill BC密封剂和AH Plus生物陶的物理和化学性能.
根据既定标准评估它们适合临床使用的情况.

主要方法:

使用扫描电子显微镜和能量分散光谱分析的微观结构和组成.
通过X射线衍射识别的晶体相.
使用感应合血进行液分析.
物理性质 (薄膜厚度,流量,辐射透明度,可溶性) 根据ISO 6876:2012在0,7和28天进行了测试.

主要成果:

所有密封器都含有,和.
在Totalfill BC中,释放率最高.
所有密封器都符合流量和辐射透明度的ISO标准.
BC环球密封剂略高于薄膜厚度限制.
所有密封剂都超过了ISO可溶性极限.

结论:

在这些基于水力水泥的密封器中,物理和化学性能存在显著差异.
尽管有相似的组件,但性能不同,需要进行彻底的材料性质评估.
临床适用性需要通过严格的测试来确认,因为所有密封剂都显示出高溶解度.

关键词:

生物陶是一种生物陶.标志性特征的描述.液压酸水泥水利酸水泥液压密封器液压密封器物理化学特性物理化学特性溶解度溶解度溶解度溶解度

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