Flexural resistance of 3D printing resin compared to conventional acrylic resins employed to build occlusal bite splints
Otavio Marino dos SANTOS NETO,
Gabriele Maurício de CERQUEIRA,
João Paulo do Vale SOUZA
et al.
Abstract:Introduction with the technological advance in dentistry, light-polymerized three-dimensional (3D) printing resins had become an alternative for the manufacture of occlusal splint splints. Objective the present study aimed to analyze the flexural strength of a resin for 3D printing compared to conventional acrylic resins (chemically activated and thermally activated), under the influence of thermocycling. Material and method 60 specimens were made, which were distributed in six experimental groups (n = 10), … Show more
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