Impact of erosive and abrasive wear on the surface characteristics of hybrid ceramic-polymer dental materials

VE and CS showed initially lower SR and higher SH, lower resistance to GJ, and higher resistance to TB than VSC and VST, which would be essential when fabricating restorations for patients who are particularly susceptible to dental erosion and abrasion.

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Journal of Oral Science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2334/josnusd.24-0417
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Advanced materials and composites
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Impact of erosive and abrasive wear on the surface characteristics of hybrid ceramic-polymer dental materials

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Impact of erosive and abrasive wear on the surface characteristics of hybrid ceramic-polymer dental materials

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Abstract

VE and CS showed initially lower SR and higher SH, lower resistance to GJ, and higher resistance to TB than VSC and VST, which would be essential when fabricating restorations for patients who are particularly susceptible to dental erosion and abrasion.

Journal of Oral ScienceVol. 67(2)
University of Belgrade (RS), University of Pennsylvania (US)
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Advanced materials and composites
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