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Kowalewski, Piotr
Wrocław University of Science and Technology
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- 2024Impact of Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Properties of Ti–Al Composite Coatings with Formation of a TiAl3 Intermetallic Phase
- 2022Investigation of Dry Sliding Friction, Wear and Mechanical Behavior of the Ti-6Al-7Nb Alloy after Thermal Oxidationcitations
- 2022Deposition of Biocompatible Polymers by 3D Printing (FDM) on Titanium Alloycitations
- 2021Impact of Volume and Surface Heat Treatment on the Structure and Properties of Steel 30HGSAcitations
- 2021Investigation of micromechanical properties and tribological behavior of WE43 magnesium alloy after deep cryogenic treatment combined with precipitation hardeningcitations
- 2021Printable and Machinable Dental Restorative Composites for CAD/CAM Application - Comparison of Mechanical Properties, Fractographic, Texture and Fractal Dimension Analysiscitations
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Printable and Machinable Dental Restorative Composites for CAD/CAM Application - Comparison of Mechanical Properties, Fractographic, Texture and Fractal Dimension Analysis
Abstract
Thanks to the continuous development of light-curing resin composites it is now possible to print permanent single-tooth restorations. The purpose of this study was to compare resin composites for milling -Gandio Blocks (GR), Brilliant Crios (CR) and Enamic (EN) with resin composite for 3D printing—Varseo Smile Crown plus (VSC). Three-point bending was used to measure flexural strength (σf) and flexural modulus (Ef). The microhardness was measured using a Vickers method, while fractographic, microstructural, texture and fractal dimension (FD) analyses were performed using SEM, optical microscope and picture analysis methods. The values of σf ranged from 118.96 (±2.81) MPa for EN to 186.02 (±10.49) MPa for GR, and the values of Ef ranged from 4.37 (±0.8) GPa for VSC to 28.55 (±0.34) GPa for EN. HV01 ranged from 25.8 (±0.7) for VSC to 273.42 (±27.11) for EN. The filler content ranged from 19–24 vol. % for VSC to 70–80 vol. % for GR and EN. The observed fractures are typical for brittle materials. The correlation between FD of materials microstructure and Ef was observed. σf of the printed resin depends on layers orientation and is significantly lower than σf of GR and CR. Ef of the printed material is significantly lower than Ef of blocks for milling