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Some consequences of repeated casting of Co-Cr dental alloy
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<jats:p>The effect of multiple recasting of commercial Co-Cr base dental alloy(Dentalit-C) on its structural characteristics and ion release rates inartificial saliva has been investigated. The number of recasting was once,four and eight times. The as-cast microstructure became more uniform as thenumber of recasting was increased whereby macro and microhardness andelectrical conductivity of the castings decreased. Metallic ion release inartificial saliva was monitored in vitro over the period of 22 weeks at thetemperature of 37 0C and pH 2.3. Only Co and Fe were evidenced in artificialsaliva and their release rates are measured. The ion release rates increaseswith time. The ion release rate of Fe was larger than Co. The ion releaserates increases substantially by increasing the number of recasting.</jats:p>