Effect of welding voltage on the mechanical behavior of a laser-welded cast titanium joint for dental prosthesis

Huang, Her Hsiung; Lin, Sheng Chieh; Lee, Tzu Hsin; Chen, Chun Cheng

doi:10.1007/s10853-005-6325-6

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“…3,5,and 7. This might suggest gas trapping as a consequence of the continuous argon gas spray throughout the Nd:YAG laser welding procedure.…”

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Retraction：Effects of Welding Pulse Energy and Fluoride Ion on the Cracking Susceptibility and Fatigue Behavior of Nd:YAG Laser-welded Cast Titanium Joints

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Lin

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Dent. Mater. J.

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“…3,5,and 7. This might suggest gas trapping as a consequence of the continuous argon gas spray throughout the Nd:YAG laser welding procedure.…”

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confidence: 99%

Retraction：Effects of Welding Pulse Energy and Fluoride Ion on the Cracking Susceptibility and Fatigue Behavior of Nd:YAG Laser-welded Cast Titanium Joints

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Lin

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Dent. Mater. J.

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“…Nevertheless, welding energy of 15 J caused no reduction to the fatigue life of Ti joints [ 112 ]. On another study, Huang et al also reported on reduced micro hardness, and breaking strength tendency of Ti welded joints due to increased laser voltage [ 113 ]. Huang et al also investigated the corrosion resistance behavior of pure Ti under acidic 1% NaCl solution (pH = 6) environment with respect to variation of fluoride concentration, as well as elastic tensile strain with the application of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurement.…”

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Applications of Laser Welding in Dentistry: A State-of-the-Art Review

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The dental industry without lasers is inconceivable right now. This captivating technology has outlasted other possible alternative technologies applied in dentistry in the past due to its precision, accuracy, minimal invasive effect as well as faster operating time. Other alternatives such as soldering, resistance (spot) welding, plasma (torch) welding, and single pulse tungsten inert gas welding have their pros and cons; nevertheless, laser welding remains the most suitable option so far for dental application. This paper attempts to give an insight into the laser principle and types of lasers used for dental purposes, types of dental alloys used by the dentist, and effect of laser parameters on prosthesis/implants. It is apparent from the literature review that laser assisted dental welding will continue to grow and will become an unparalleled technology for dental arena.

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The effect of contamination on the metallurgy of commercially pure titanium welded with a pulsed laser beam

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Effect of welding voltage on the mechanical behavior of a laser-welded cast titanium joint for dental prosthesis

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Retraction：Effects of Welding Pulse Energy and Fluoride Ion on the Cracking Susceptibility and Fatigue Behavior of Nd:YAG Laser-welded Cast Titanium Joints

Retraction：Effects of Welding Pulse Energy and Fluoride Ion on the Cracking Susceptibility and Fatigue Behavior of Nd:YAG Laser-welded Cast Titanium Joints

Applications of Laser Welding in Dentistry: A State-of-the-Art Review

The effect of contamination on the metallurgy of commercially pure titanium welded with a pulsed laser beam

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