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Research paper thumbnail of Epidemiology of mandibular fractures - frequency and trauma pattern comparison in seventies of twentieth century with modern times (2002-2012)

Research paper thumbnail of Press-On Force Effect on the Efficiency of Composite Restorations Final Polishing—Preliminary In Vitro Study

The surface texture of dental restorations has a major influence on plaque accumulation and aesth... more The surface texture of dental restorations has a major influence on plaque accumulation and aesthetical appearance. The study aimed to evaluate the surface roughness of composite resins depending on the varying polishing sequences and applied forces. A total of 60 samples from two composite resins (Boston and Charisma) were polymerized using a lamp with 1200 mW/cm2 intensity and covering celluloid strip. The polishing sequence consisted of 12.6 mm OptiDisc (Kerr) – with increased disc per each subsequent step. Half of the samples were polished at 1N force, with the other half at 2N. The surface roughness examination was performed using a WYKO NT930 (Veeco) optical profilometer. The selected roughness parameters were compared by ANOVA with the significance level α = 0.05. The more complex polishing sequence affected on the composite smoothness. Higher roughness was identified in Charisma samples as compared to Boston. The specimens polished with 2N force contained a slightly rougher ...

Research paper thumbnail of Epidemiology of mandibular fractures - frequency and trauma pattern comparison in seventies of twentieth century with modern times (2002-2012)

Research paper thumbnail of Press-On Force Effect on the Efficiency of Composite Restorations Final Polishing—Preliminary In Vitro Study

The surface texture of dental restorations has a major influence on plaque accumulation and aesth... more The surface texture of dental restorations has a major influence on plaque accumulation and aesthetical appearance. The study aimed to evaluate the surface roughness of composite resins depending on the varying polishing sequences and applied forces. A total of 60 samples from two composite resins (Boston and Charisma) were polymerized using a lamp with 1200 mW/cm2 intensity and covering celluloid strip. The polishing sequence consisted of 12.6 mm OptiDisc (Kerr) – with increased disc per each subsequent step. Half of the samples were polished at 1N force, with the other half at 2N. The surface roughness examination was performed using a WYKO NT930 (Veeco) optical profilometer. The selected roughness parameters were compared by ANOVA with the significance level α = 0.05. The more complex polishing sequence affected on the composite smoothness. Higher roughness was identified in Charisma samples as compared to Boston. The specimens polished with 2N force contained a slightly rougher ...

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