American journal of dentistry · 2004
Fracture resistance of resin-based composite and ceramic inlays luted to sound human teeth.
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da Silva Simone Beatriz Alberton, Hilgert Leandro Augusto, Busato Adair Luiz Stefanelo
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To assess the fracture resistance of resin-based composites (Zeta, Targis, Solidex,) and ceramic (Vitadur Alpha) inlays luted to extracted sound human premolars and classify their fracture modes.
METHODS: 40 extracted sound human premolars were prepared to receive an indirect inlay restoration. They were divided into four different restorative materials groups as follows: Group A, Vitadur Alpha; Group B, Zeta; Group C, Targis; and Group D, Solidex. All restorations were luted with a resin luting cement (Opal). Specimens were loaded to failure in compression, and statistically analyzed (ANOVA). Fracture modes were recorded.
RESULTS: There were no statistical differences among the four groups (A, 1,070 +/- 313.8 N; B, 942.4 +/- 172.4 N; C, 1,039 +/- 271.9 N; D, 1,022 +/- 186.3 N). The predominant failure mode was a severe fracture of tooth and/or restoration.
METHODS: 40 extracted sound human premolars were prepared to receive an indirect inlay restoration. They were divided into four different restorative materials groups as follows: Group A, Vitadur Alpha; Group B, Zeta; Group C, Targis; and Group D, Solidex. All restorations were luted with a resin luting cement (Opal). Specimens were loaded to failure in compression, and statistically analyzed (ANOVA). Fracture modes were recorded.
RESULTS: There were no statistical differences among the four groups (A, 1,070 +/- 313.8 N; B, 942.4 +/- 172.4 N; C, 1,039 +/- 271.9 N; D, 1,022 +/- 186.3 N). The predominant failure mode was a severe fracture of tooth and/or restoration.