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Materiale Plastice (Mater. Plast.), Year 2012, Volume 49, Issue 1,





LAVINIA ARDELEAN, CRISTINA BORTUN, ANGELA CODRUTA PODARIU, LAURA-CRISTINA RUSU Some Alternatives for Classic Thermopolymerisable Acrylic Dentures


Abstract:
The use of the acrylic resins in the dental technique was a very important gain for the manufacturing and treatment of dentures and during the years new materials and technologies have appeared on the market, promising a better quality. Full-denture casting currently represents a technological alternative. The casting system we tested usually uses reversible hydrocolloids for investing wax patterns, and has certain advantages. Thermoplastic materials are used more and more widely in the technology of complete or removable partial dentures due to their superior qualities. Thermoplastic resins are suitable for manufacturing a wide range of removable partial dentures without metallic structure, in optimal conditions of biocompatibility, by injection. Our aim is to compare thermopolimerysable acrylic resins, manufactured using the classic technology with cast full dentures and injected thermoplastic resins. Keywords: thermopolimerisable acrylic resin, thermoplastic resin, molding-injection devices, casting, full dentures



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