Study of the Expansion Behaviour of Some Materials Used in the Dental Metal-Ceramic Technology

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In this paper we have focused on the study of the thermal expansion coefficient of a dental alloy, WBC, and its compatibility with a ceramic mass ,VITA VM 13, following thermal treatment according to the technological stages of production of a metal-ceramic prosthetic restoration.

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