Matching Ability of Dental Shaded Zirconia Ceramics and Veneering Porcelain

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The matching properties of ceramics and veneering porcelain play an important role for the overall color and mechanical properties of dental crowns. The Vita VM9 veneering porcelain was coated on the surfaces of two zirconia, three-point flexural strength, heat shock resistance and the overall color after veneered with porcelain were tested. The results showed that the interlayer cracks, radial cracks or porcelain body cracks were not appeared in all samples during thermal shock experiments at 60~220°C. Their flexural strength was all above 700MPa and the overall color covered the common color of VITA-3D Master shade guide. There is good thermal compatibility between the two dental shaded zirconia ceramics and Vita VM9 veneering porcelain. The mechanical properties are suitable for clinical posterior teeth area restorative, and the overall color is also suitable for the requirements on the color and brightness of clinical dental restoration.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 512-515)

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