Effect of crown–core material combinations on cervical surface strain and of crown type on antagonist enamel wear in a simulated deciduous tooth model

Although ZC/RG minimized cervical strain, its high antagonist wear suggests limited suitability when preservation of the opposing dentition is a priority, such as in pediatric patients. Therefore, the CA/RG combination, which offers moderate strain and minimal wear, may be a more clinically suitable choice.

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Dental Materials
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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dental.2025.10.004
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Dental Erosion and Treatment
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Abstract

Although ZC/RG minimized cervical strain, its high antagonist wear suggests limited suitability when preservation of the opposing dentition is a priority, such as in pediatric patients. Therefore, the CA/RG combination, which offers moderate strain and minimal wear, may be a more clinically suitable choice.

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