Research into the solubility of metal bond porcelain Qualitative analysis of the amount of solubility and dissolved elements.

Takamizawa, Makoto; Kikuchi, Hisaji; Ide, Ryuzo; Akitomi, Hisaji; Nishiyama, Minoru; Ohashi, Masayoshi

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“…The standard W/P at the time of porcelain powder condensation is said to be about 0.28 [2], and the compacted porcelain powder, which is the original form of the specimen, was prepared under the method that resulted in a similar W/P [2]. In other words, porcelain paste admixed at W/P 0.30-0.35 was packed into the mold a porcelain furnace under the manufacturer's directions to prepare the specimens.…”

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“…The specimens were immersed into the steeping solution [2,3] shown in Table 6 in accordance with the glass corrosion testing method [ 2) Measurement of Dissolved Quantity Specimen weight was measured after the reflux test and the weight reduction was obtained from the difference between the pretest and posttest weights . The difference was indicated as the dissolved quantity.…”

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A study of dental porcelain solubility - Dissolving of component elements and resultant surface roughness and abrasion.

Nishiyama

Takamisawa

Ohashi

1983

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry

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A study of dental porcelain solubility - Dissolving of component elements and resultant surface roughness and abrasion.

Nishiyama

Takamisawa

Ohashi

1983

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry

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Side-Effects of Dental Ceramics

Mackert

1992

Adv Dent Res.

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Evaluation of side-effects to low-dose exposure of any agent is difficult, especially if the agent exhibits a low toxicity. The most common way to approach such evaluation is to define special groups which are exposed more than others. Studies of such risk groups may facilitate interpretation of information related to those exposed to a low dose. For dental materials, dentists, dental assistants, and laboratory technicians represent typical risk groups. In addition to receiving dental treatments and having restorations like anyone else, they handle the materials in their daily work. The exposure to the materials occurs more frequently and at a higher dose for these groups than for the patient receiving dental treatment. Thus, the possibilities for side-effects are greater. Some materials are handled more closely by laboratory technicians than by other members of the dental team, e.g., dental ceramics.

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Research into the solubility of metal bond porcelain Qualitative analysis of the amount of solubility and dissolved elements.

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A study of dental porcelain solubility - Dissolving of component elements and resultant surface roughness and abrasion.

A study of dental porcelain solubility - Dissolving of component elements and resultant surface roughness and abrasion.

Side-Effects of Dental Ceramics

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