Effect of surface treatments on the flexural properties of repaired conventional
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Why it matters for dental
Prosthodontic labs and dentists who repair dentures may need to adjust surface-treatment protocols if the material's flexural strength after repair changes with different base resins.
Key points
- The article tests surface treatments on repaired conventional and alternative denture base materials.
- The study measures flexural properties of the repaired specimens.
- The work is scheduled for publication in Journal of Dentistry, Volume 176, January 2027.
- Researchers named in the byline are Spun Lenglerdphol, Kamolporn Wattanasirmkit, Atikom Surintanasarn, and Taksid Charasseangpaisarn.
Who should care
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