Application of non-destructive testing methods for assessing fracture resistance in dental ceramics: the sound harvesting test
Camille Haddad,
Jean Gebran,
Amine El Zoghbi
Abstract:IntroductionEvaluating the fracture resistance of dental ceramics such as monolithic zirconia crowns is crucial for assessing their durability. Conventional destructive laboratory tests often fail to accurately evaluate the timing and failing crack formation of these brittle materials. Non-destructive testing methods, such as acoustic emission testing (AET), offers an alternative by providing valuable data on material properties without causing damage to the samples.The in vitro study aimed to evaluate the sen… Show more
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