Evaluation of the flexural properties of a new temporary splint material for use in dental trauma splints
The present study evaluated the flexural properties of a new temporary splint material, G-Fix, for use in dental trauma splints in comparison with other resin materials. Four types of resin materials were considered in the present study: MI Flow II, light-cured composite resin (MI); G-Fix, light-cur...
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2017-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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| Summary: | The present study evaluated the flexural properties of a new temporary splint material, G-Fix, for use in dental trauma splints in comparison with other resin materials. Four types of resin materials were considered in the present study: MI Flow II, light-cured composite resin (MI); G-Fix, light-cured resin for splinting teeth (GF); Super-Bond C&B, adhesive resin cement (SB); and Unifast III, self-cured methyl-methacrylate resin (UF). The flexural properties of these four materials were tested according to ISO 4049. The flexural strength significantly increased in the order of UF (64.9 MPa)<SB (76.5 MPa)<GF (94.3 MPa)<MI (161.2 MPa). The elastic modulus significantly increased in the order of UF (2.11 GPa) ≒ SB (2.23 GPa)<GF (2.62 GPa)<MI (7.39 GPa). A splint made of GF may be more flexible than a composite splint, which is categorized as a rigid splint. Keywords: dental trauma splint, flexural property, G-Fix, resin materials |
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| Item Description: | 1991-7902 10.1016/j.jds.2017.02.003 |