On the Interface between Porcelain and Titanium

Li Tong Guo; Ji Qiang Gao; Xiao Chen Liu; Tian Wen Guo; Zeng Ying He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.368-372.1618

Paper Titles

Phase Structure and Microstructure of the Interface between WC Steel Bond Hard Alloy and Carbon Steel
p.1606

Joining TiB₂-Ni Cermets with Ti6Al4V by Pulse Current Heating
p.1609

Microwave Joining of 95Al₂O₃ Using Interlayer Containing SiC
p.1612

Interface Microstructure of TiC Cermets/Steel Explosive Cladding Plate
p.1614

On the Interface between Porcelain and Titanium
p.1618

Wettability of Graphite/Ni plus Cr System
p.1621

Stiffness of Cermets Containing Interfacial Arc-Microcracks
p.1625

Strength Analyses of Interference Fit between Ceramic Column and Metal Sleeve
p.1628

Corrosion Behavior of SrZrO₃@SiO₂ Composite in Sodium Hydroxide
p.1630

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On the Interface between Porcelain and Titanium

Abstract:

Low-fusing dental porcelain was fused on titanium surface. The adhesion between the titanium and porcelain was evaluated by three-point flexure test. It was shown that the failure of the titaniumporcelain predominantly occurred at the alloy-oxide interface. Rutile phase was present on the interface debonding from porcelain. The influence of corrosion on bonding strength was also investigated. The results suggested that, after being immersed in artificial saliva with pH of 2.7, 5.4 and 7.0, no decreasing of the bonding strength of Ti-porcelain occurred.