Degradability Of Dental Ceramics

Chemical degradation of ceramic dental materials could lead to structure s weakening and surface roughness as a result of surface ion exchange.

Degradability of dental ceramics.

Advances in dental research 6 82 9. The possible physiological side effects of ceramics are their tendency to abrade opposing dental structures. Degradability of dental ceramics adv dent res. Anusavice department of dental biomaterials college of dentistry university of florida gainesville florida 32610 0446 adv dent res 6 82 89 september 1992.

Introduction ceramic is defined as product made from non metallic material by firing at a high temperature. Degradability of dental ceramics k. The degradation of dental ceramics generally occurs because of mechanical forces or chemical attack. 1 college of dentistry university of florida gainesville 32610.

Dental ceramics is a state of the art full service dental laboratory located in richfield ohio. The degradation of dental ceramics generally occurs because of mechanical forces or chemical attack. Anusavice title degradability of dental ceramics year. Dental ceramics are the preferred materials for oral restoration due to some characteristics such as adequate esthetics high fracture strength and chemical stability currently dental professionals have a large amount of ceramic systems to choose from all of them having small differences regarding their chemistry processing temperatures mechanical strength and clinical applications.

They achieve excellence in aesthetic functional and implant dentistry through their dedication to working as a team with the doctors. Excellence in clinical communication. Degradability of dental ceramics. This phenomenon leads to increase plaque attachment onto the biomaterials and intensify abrasion potential against opposing natural teeth and other restorative materials 13.

Author k j anusavice 1 affiliation 1 college of dentistry university of florida gainesville 32610. The degradation of dental ceramics generally occurs because of mechanical forces or chemical attack.