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Crescimento de trinca subcrítico em cerâmicas odontológicas: efeito do material (microestrutura) e do método de ensaio
Abstract: Várias pessoas contribuíram para que este trabalho chegasse a bom termo. A todas elas, registro minha gratidão.Ao Prof. Dr. Walter Gomes Miranda Jr., por sua confiança e orientação, que contribuíram muito para a minha formação profissional.Ao Prof. Dr. Paulo Francisco Cesar, por acreditar na minha capacidade deste a iniciação científica, por sua confiança e orientação zelosa, além da grande amizade formada.Ao Prof. Dr. Humberto Naoyuki Yoshimura, pela colaboração, paciência e conhecimentos repassados durante t… Show more
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“…The evolution of dentistry materials is being more and more influenced by the incessant pursuit for aesthetics, especially due to our society structure and media impulse, which dictates the standard to be followed in order to obtain health, personal and professional success. Therefore, when a patient seeks dental treatment, besides worrying with oral health, there is also the desire for restorations that mimic the dental structures [1].…”
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“…The evolution of dentistry materials is being more and more influenced by the incessant pursuit for aesthetics, especially due to our society structure and media impulse, which dictates the standard to be followed in order to obtain health, personal and professional success. Therefore, when a patient seeks dental treatment, besides worrying with oral health, there is also the desire for restorations that mimic the dental structures [1].…”
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“…The ceaseless pursuit of beauty has increasingly influenced the evolution of dental materials, due especially to our social framework and the appeal of the media, through which role models are created and copied so that people can lead healthier and more successful lives, both personally and professionally. Consequently, when a patient seeks dental treatment, not only dental health is being considered, but also the quest for restorations that can reproduce dental structure [1]. It is ceramics, therefore, the reliable and well-established option that will fulfill aesthetic, biological, mechanical and functional needs of restoration materials [2].…”
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“…Adhesive systems and bonding agents have evolved in tandem with ceramics' development, and this evolution has provided safe bonding of prosthetic pieces and remaining dental structures, so that the construction of a one-piece unit is possible -prosthetic unit versus dental remaining structure [1,2]. In order for all this to take place, treatment of dental surfaces and ceramics is paramount.…”
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“…A baixa tenacidade à fratura (~0,6 a 1,3 MPa.m 1/2 ) e baixa resistência à flexão (~40 a 120 MPa) [5][6][7][8][9][10] das porcelanas dentárias impedem que esses materiais possam ser aplicados em condições de elevada solicitação mecânica. Além disso, apresentam susceptibilidade ao fenômeno de crescimento de trinca subcrítico (subcritical ou slow crack growth, SCG), que degrada a resistência mecânica com o tempo de uso [10][11][12][13][14]. No fenômeno de SCG, os defeitos presentes na superfície de um corpo cerâmico crescem lentamente, de forma estável, quando este é submetido a um nível de tensão abaixo da tensão de fratura do material.…”
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unclassified“…Além da água, outros agentes, como moléculas polares (metanol e amônia), também podem ativar o processo de SCG [17]. O ambiente oral apresenta vários fatores que propiciam a ocorrência do crescimento de trinca subcrítico: água presente na saliva e proveniente do agente cimentante e dos túbulos dentinários; desenvolvimento de tensões devido à mastigação e à diferença entre os coeficientes de expansão térmica dos componentes da restauração; e variação de temperaturas e de pH [10,18].…”
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“…The evolution of dentistry materials is being more and more influenced by the incessant pursuit for aesthetics, especially due to our society structure and media impulse, which dictates the standard to be followed in order to obtain health, personal and professional success. Therefore, when a patient seeks dental treatment, besides worrying with oral health, there is also the desire for restorations that mimic the dental structures [1].…”
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“…The ceaseless pursuit of beauty has increasingly influenced the evolution of dental materials, due especially to our social framework and the appeal of the media, through which role models are created and copied so that people can lead healthier and more successful lives, both personally and professionally. Consequently, when a patient seeks dental treatment, not only dental health is being considered, but also the quest for restorations that can reproduce dental structure [1]. It is ceramics, therefore, the reliable and well-established option that will fulfill aesthetic, biological, mechanical and functional needs of restoration materials [2].…”
Section: Introduction
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confidence: 99%
“…Adhesive systems and bonding agents have evolved in tandem with ceramics' development, and this evolution has provided safe bonding of prosthetic pieces and remaining dental structures, so that the construction of a one-piece unit is possible -prosthetic unit versus dental remaining structure [1,2]. In order for all this to take place, treatment of dental surfaces and ceramics is paramount.…”
Section: Introduction
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confidence: 99%
Abstract
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“…A baixa tenacidade à fratura (~0,6 a 1,3 MPa.m 1/2 ) e baixa resistência à flexão (~40 a 120 MPa) [5][6][7][8][9][10] das porcelanas dentárias impedem que esses materiais possam ser aplicados em condições de elevada solicitação mecânica. Além disso, apresentam susceptibilidade ao fenômeno de crescimento de trinca subcrítico (subcritical ou slow crack growth, SCG), que degrada a resistência mecânica com o tempo de uso [10][11][12][13][14]. No fenômeno de SCG, os defeitos presentes na superfície de um corpo cerâmico crescem lentamente, de forma estável, quando este é submetido a um nível de tensão abaixo da tensão de fratura do material.…”
Section: Introduction
unclassified“…Além da água, outros agentes, como moléculas polares (metanol e amônia), também podem ativar o processo de SCG [17]. O ambiente oral apresenta vários fatores que propiciam a ocorrência do crescimento de trinca subcrítico: água presente na saliva e proveniente do agente cimentante e dos túbulos dentinários; desenvolvimento de tensões devido à mastigação e à diferença entre os coeficientes de expansão térmica dos componentes da restauração; e variação de temperaturas e de pH [10,18].…”
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“…The evolution of dentistry materials is being more and more influenced by the incessant pursuit for aesthetics, especially due to our society structure and media impulse, which dictates the standard to be followed in order to obtain health, personal and professional success. Therefore, when a patient seeks dental treatment, besides worrying with oral health, there is also the desire for restorations that mimic the dental structures [1].…”
Section: Introduction
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confidence: 99%
Abstract
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“…The ceaseless pursuit of beauty has increasingly influenced the evolution of dental materials, due especially to our social framework and the appeal of the media, through which role models are created and copied so that people can lead healthier and more successful lives, both personally and professionally. Consequently, when a patient seeks dental treatment, not only dental health is being considered, but also the quest for restorations that can reproduce dental structure [1]. It is ceramics, therefore, the reliable and well-established option that will fulfill aesthetic, biological, mechanical and functional needs of restoration materials [2].…”
Section: Introduction
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adhesive systems and bonding agents have evolved in tandem with ceramics' development, and this evolution has provided safe bonding of prosthetic pieces and remaining dental structures, so that the construction of a one-piece unit is possible -prosthetic unit versus dental remaining structure [1,2]. In order for all this to take place, treatment of dental surfaces and ceramics is paramount.…”
Section: Introduction
mentioning
confidence: 99%
Abstract
Smart CitationsHow this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…A baixa tenacidade à fratura (~0,6 a 1,3 MPa.m 1/2 ) e baixa resistência à flexão (~40 a 120 MPa) [5][6][7][8][9][10] das porcelanas dentárias impedem que esses materiais possam ser aplicados em condições de elevada solicitação mecânica. Além disso, apresentam susceptibilidade ao fenômeno de crescimento de trinca subcrítico (subcritical ou slow crack growth, SCG), que degrada a resistência mecânica com o tempo de uso [10][11][12][13][14]. No fenômeno de SCG, os defeitos presentes na superfície de um corpo cerâmico crescem lentamente, de forma estável, quando este é submetido a um nível de tensão abaixo da tensão de fratura do material.…”
Section: Introduction
unclassified“…Além da água, outros agentes, como moléculas polares (metanol e amônia), também podem ativar o processo de SCG [17]. O ambiente oral apresenta vários fatores que propiciam a ocorrência do crescimento de trinca subcrítico: água presente na saliva e proveniente do agente cimentante e dos túbulos dentinários; desenvolvimento de tensões devido à mastigação e à diferença entre os coeficientes de expansão térmica dos componentes da restauração; e variação de temperaturas e de pH [10,18].…”
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