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3D打印和磨砂树脂基材料的柔性特性和疲劳极限

Neimar Sartori1,2, Said Arturo Sanchez3,4, Dayane Oliveira2

  • 1Division of Prosthodontics, Department of Restorative Dental Sciences, University of Florida College of Dentistry, Gainesville, Florida, USA.

Journal of prosthodontics : official journal of the American College of Prosthodontists
|March 14, 2024
PubMed
概括

与3D打印树脂相比,3D打印的复合材料表现出优越的屈曲强度和耐疲劳性. 虽然3D造和3D打印复合材料的曲性质相似,3D造材料显示出明显更高的疲劳耐力,表明更好的长期耐用性.

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在3D磨砂材料中使用3D磨砂材料.用3D打印材料打印的材料.这是一个CAD-CAM系统.假牙是一种假牙.耐力限制 耐力限制疲劳 疲劳 疲劳 疲劳 疲劳柔性强度 柔性强度 柔性强度机械性质 机械性质模块模块是一个模块.这就是PMMA的PMMA.聚合物 聚合物 聚合物威布尔是一个伟大的牛.添加剂制造 添加剂制造 添加剂制造减法制造业 减法制造业是指减法制造业.

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