Research on Dental Ceramic Grinding: A Review

Abstract:

Dental ceramics has become dominant materials used in dental restorations. Dental ceramics have several advantages, such as stable performance, good bio-compatibility, little possibility to attach plaque, and similarity to the color of permanent tooth. However complex surface characteristics and hard and brittle properties of dental ceramic materials caused difficulties in the processing and subsequent grinding. The complicated craft and high failure rate of dental ceramics greatly limit its wide application in clinical. Thus, fully understanding the special cutting tools grinding performance and researching the material damage process caused by grinding temperature and grinding force are of great significance. Research on dental ceramic grinding was reviewed in this paper. The removal mechanism of dental ceramic materials and the influence of parameters settings on the grinding force, grinding temperature, and the surface quality have been studied. Besides the existing problems in dental ceramic grinding technology were pointed out.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volume 693)
• Pages: 1106-1113
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.693.1106
• Online since: May 2016
• Authors: Dan Na Zhao*, Cheng Yong Wang, Xue Li Mao
• Keywords: Dental Ceramic, Grinding, Mechanism

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