14-12-2025
جامعة الملك عبدالعزيز
KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY
Faculty of Dentistry
Document Details
Document Type
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Article In Conference
Document Title
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Resistance to Cyclic-Loading of 3-Units Sintered Fixed Partial Dentures
Resistance to Cyclic-Loading of 3-Units Sintered Fixed Partial Dentures
Document Language
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English
Abstract
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Objectives: This study compares the effect of cyclic loading on load to failure of fixed partial dentures (FPD) fabricated with casting or sintered alloys. Materials and Methods: Three unit FPDs were fabricated from two sintered alloys, GroupA SinterKor (Pentron); GroupB. Captek (Precious Chemicals) and one high noble cast alloy: GroupC. RxG (Pentron). Plastic teeth (mandibular first premolar and first molar) set in a typodont were prepared for a three unit FPD. This master model was duplicated into multiple epoxy models. FPD frames (n= 10 per group) were fabricated in uniform dimensions and veneered with porcelain. FPDs were cemented to their respective models with zincphosphate cement. In each group 4 FPDs were statically loaded to failure. The remaining FPDs were cycle-loaded (100,000 eye. at 35% static failure load). FPDs surviving 100,000 cycles were static loaded to failure. Results: Mean static loads-to-failure (Newtons) were: GroupAl 753.03+105.54; GroupB: 965.83+39.26; GroupC: 543.85+163.4. The failure load for GroupB was significantly higher than GroupC (Post Hoc test, P=.005), but not different from GroupA (P=.112). GroupA was not different from GroupC (P=.091). During cyclic loading, three GroupC FPDs and One Group A FPD fractured, while all Group B FPDs survived. Mean failure loads after cyclic loading were: GroupAl 701.98+122.6; GroupB: 937.08+163; GroupCl 581.83+120.85. GroupB was significantly higher than GroupA (P=.014). Conclusions: Sintered alloy FPDs (GroupB} exhibited significantly higher resistance to static failure loads than cast alloy (GroupC} FPDs (P=.005), but not different from the sintered alloy (GroupA) FPDs (P=.112). After cyclic loading, GroupB recorded significantly higher resistance to load compared with GroupC (P=.014), but not different from GroupA (P=.082). In this study sintered alloy FPDs had higher or similar resistant to loading compared to cast alloy FPDs.
Conference Name
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International Association for Dental Research (IADR)
Duration
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From : 29-1 AH - To : 29-1 AH
Publishing Year
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2006 AH
2006 AD
Article Type
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Article
Added Date
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Monday, May 5, 2008
Researchers
Researcher Name (Arabic)
Researcher Name (English)
Researcher Type
Dr Grade
Email
ثامر مرغلاني
MARGHALANI, Thamer
Researcher
Doctorate
THMRGHALANI@Kau.edu.sa
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