Imaging Modalities in Dental Implant Therapy: An Overview

Gupta, Arti; Tomer, Leena; Kapoor, Karan; Puri, Aanchal

doi:10.5958/j.2320-5962.1.2.028

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“…However, the result of this study was contradicted by Muller et al [17] who reported that PVS interocclusal records can be articulated only upto 24 hrs as they show dimensional changes after 24 hours and wax records must be articulated within 1 hour to get accurate restoration. Also, Gupta et al [ 18 ] concluded that PVS material was the most dimensionally stable bite material with high surface hardness at the time interval of 24 hours. A study done by Dua et al [ 19 ] and Philip Millstein et al [ 20 ] concluded that insignificant dimensional error were seen in PVS material even after 24 hours and 48 hours respectively.…”

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Dimensional stability and surface hardness of inter-occlusal recording materials

Gosai,

Patel,

Poonia

et al. 2024

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It is important to choose the appropriate interocclusal registration material for precise articulation and successful dental prosthesis fabrication. 3 types of interocclusal registration materials: Bite registration wax, polyvinyl siloxane bite registration paste and Bisacryl-based bite registration paste were evaluated for dimensional stability and surface hardness at 4 different time intervals. One way ANOVA test, multiple Post Hoc Tukey HSD test and nonparametric test were performed. Bisacryl-based bite registration material exhibited better dimensional stability and surface hardness than polyvinyl siloxane and bite registration wax at all 4 time intervals. Thus dimensional stability and surface hardness of interocclusal registration material was influenced by both the type of material and the time duration.

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