Effects of Thermocycling on Woven and Unidirectional Silica-glass Fiber Reinforced Composites

Gokce Meric; Eystein Ruyter

doi:10.14832/gsjsdmd.2007f.0.77.0

50th General Session of the Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices in conjunction with International Dental Materials Congress 2007

Session ID : P-033

DOI https://doi.org/10.14832/gsjsdmd.2007f.0.77.0

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Host: The Japanese Society for Dental Materials and Devices

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Effects of Thermocycling on Woven and Unidirectional Silica-glass Fiber Reinforced Composites

*Gokce Meric, Eystein Ruyter

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Keywords: Size, Silanization, Fiber orientation

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Abstract

Clean, silanized and sized silica-glass fiber reinforced composites (FRCs) can be used for clinical applications such as resin-bonded prosthesis. Effects of thermocycling on differently sized unidirectional and woven silica-glass fiber reinforced composites has been evaluated. Thermocycling causes reduction on the flexural strength of woven fiber reinforced composites (FRCs), however unidirectional FRCs are not affected by thermocycling.

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