Titlebook: Dental Composite Materials for Direct Restorations; Vesna Miletic Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Restorative dentistr

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Shingo Ito,Takeshi Masuda,Sumio Ohtsuki excellent mechanical properties, and their strength is superior to many restorative dental materials. This chapter presents basic material science background for the successful use of FRCs and provides state-of-the-art knowledge in the field of FRC materials in dentistry.

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Arsalan S. Haqqani,Danica B. Stanimirovicdental material industry. Modern materials are now packaged in different formats and application facilities. In addition, thanks to new formulations, products have been launched to fit into fewer bottles. With the advent of self-adhering restoratives, these materials were down to absolutely no bottl

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In Vitro Models of CNS Barriersence, and opalescence. This chapter provides general introduction to these aspects and how they can affect esthetics. Also, clinical tips are provided to achieve seamless transition between natural tooth and composite restorations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-6147-3ted in the oral cavity after polymerization. The elution of monomers of the organic matrix is considered to be responsible for the most adverse effects caused by composites. Parameters that can influence this release can be found in the chemical composition of the materials, their filler content, po

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Jeffrey J. Lochhead,Robert G. Thornede to material selection. A classification should also facilitate material identification for manufacturers. Innovations which bring significant changes in terms of material application should lead to an update. Conversely, a strong classification should resist the introduction of superfluous terms for trivial novelties.

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