| Literature DB >> 8941837 |
H P Thean1, C L Chew, K I Goh.
Abstract
Fracture and debonding of plastic teeth from the denture base are common clinical problems. In this study, a shear, or peeling, load was applied to the tooth-denture base junction. The bond strength of a high-impact, heat-cured denture base to three commercial brands of denture teeth, Bioform, Dentacryl, and TNR, was assessed. Ninety-three percent of the specimens exhibited cohesive failure within the body of the tooth and not adhesive failure at the tooth-denture base junction. Some of the teeth exhibited brittle fracture while others underwent distortion on loading. Dentacryl displayed the highest cohesive bond strength, followed by Bioform and TNR.Entities:
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Year: 1996 PMID: 8941837
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Quintessence Int ISSN: 0033-6572 Impact factor: 1.677