2009
DOI: 10.1177/0022034509333968
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Laboratory Simulation of Y-TZP All-ceramic Crown Clinical Failures

Abstract: Clinically, zirconia-supported all-ceramic restorations are failing by veneer-chipping without exposing the zirconia interface. We hypothesized that mouth motion step-stress-accelerated fatigue testing of standardized dental crowns would permit this previously unrecognized failure mode to be investigated. Using CAD software, we imported the average dimensions of a mandibular first molar crown and modeled tooth preparation. The CADbased tooth preparation was rapid-prototyped as a die for fabrication of zirconia… Show more

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“…This supports the findings that the bonding between the zirconia substructure and the veneering porcelain might be insufficient and that the crack has a tendency to run along the porcelain/zirconia interface, causing de-lamination especially on disc shaped specimens [3,24]. When veneered zirconia crowns have been tested with mouth-motion slidingcontact fatigue the cohesive fracture occurred in veneering porcelain and resulted in porcelain chipping [25]. This porcelain chipping from the substructure has also been seen as a failure in recent clinical studies [26,27].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…This supports the findings that the bonding between the zirconia substructure and the veneering porcelain might be insufficient and that the crack has a tendency to run along the porcelain/zirconia interface, causing de-lamination especially on disc shaped specimens [3,24]. When veneered zirconia crowns have been tested with mouth-motion slidingcontact fatigue the cohesive fracture occurred in veneering porcelain and resulted in porcelain chipping [25]. This porcelain chipping from the substructure has also been seen as a failure in recent clinical studies [26,27].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…The fatigue of tested groups was not considered in this study. Certainly fatigue aspect is often the clinical phenomena particularly in aged restorations [26][27][28][29]. Further studies should investigate the aging of all-ceramic systems and compare the data with the findings of this study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…1 Algunos autores han observado un patrón de fractura de los especímenes de recubrimiento cerámico de tipo adhesivo a nivel de la interfaz, este modo de falla es comparable con los resultados de otros estudios de laboratorio. [2][3][4][5] Guess y col. y otros investigadores han concluido que la deslaminacion del recubrimiento cerámico ocurre por la deficiente adhesión interfacial y la gran resistencia a la fractura que puede detener, orientar y propagar los cracks hacia la interfaz; 6-8 en este estudio se observó lo ya sugerido. Sin embargo, para entender las altas tasas de deslaminación y fractura de las cerámicas de recubrimiento en estudios clínicos, se requeriría de más investigaciones para evaluar los mecanismos de unión de los sistemas cerámica-dióxido de zirconio.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…1 Para la mayoría de los sistemas solo cerámicos se requiere de un núcleo de 0,3 a 1,5mm de espesor, lo que equivale a un espacio disponible de 1,0 a 1,8mm para la cerámica de blindaje. 2 El propósito de este estudio fue evaluar el comportamiento del dióxido de zirconio recubierto con diferentes grosores cerámicos cuando se somete a fuerzas de cizallamiento realizadas en una máquina de ensayos universal (Shidmazu Autograph AG-1 250 kN) para determinar la severidad de la deslaminación de la cerámica de blindaje, el tipo de falla en la interfaz (adhesiva o cohesiva), la morfología de la fractura y la cantidad de esfuerzo medido en MPa, requerido para producir dicha falla. Se tenía la hipótesis de investigación que a mayor grosor cerámico, mayor deslaminación.…”
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