Karacaer O., Polat T.N., Tezvergil A., Lassila L.V., Vallittu P.K. It was demonstrated that shrinkage is greatly reduced in the direction of continuous long fibers . In all cases, the significance level was pre-set at 0.05. Flexural modulus was reduced for both fiber levels. 197-202. 4 Group Polymerization stress was not significantly affected by specimen height. A single 20-s exposure was used to cure the specimen (Radii-cal, SDI). Displacement of the central portion of the specimen was recorded by a deflectometer (model W-E401-E, Instron). 3 shows the average curves for polymerization stress development over time, evidencing the higher stresses developed by the fiber-reinforced materials. 1 Shrinkage was reduced only for the composite with 6% of fibers, while shrinkage rate was not affected. The proportional limit C. Garoushi S., Vallittu P.K., Lassila L.V. If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. Replacing 3% (by volume) of the filler particles by glass fibers significantly increased polymerization stress of experimental composites (regardless of specimen height). Unfortunately, short fibers do not provide the same level of strength obtained with long continuous fibers and, if they are randomly oriented, a four-fold lower strength is expected . The unfilled resin was light-cured for 10 s (Radii-cal, SDI, Victoria, Australia). 3 At both specimen heights, the composite with 3% of fibers presented significantly higher PS than the controls (which showed similar PS values). Data were recorded 10 min after the onset of photoactivation and analyzed by ANOVA/Tukey test (FM only) and Kruskal–Wallis (alpha: 5%). A clinically relevant, but least explored aspect of fiber reinforced composites is their polymerization shrinkage and associated polymerization stress. giving way to tooth fracture; hence, the use of this material Stress von Mises N/(mm2) 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 M1 M2 M4 Z Y X Z Y X Z Y X Z Y X Z Y M3 M5 Figure 6: von Mises stress accumulation of restorative materials. , Daniela Mita A similar relationship can be seen when Filtek Z250 is compared with the composite containing 3% of fibers, which show 43% higher shrinkage and 65–94% higher polymerization stress. Description. Dent Mater 2008; 24: pp. Choi K.K., Ferracane J.L., Hilton T.J., Charlton D.: Properties of packable dental composites. Investigations on the use of fibers as reinforcing agents in dental polymeric materials started in the 1960's, soon after fiber-reinforced polymers became available in large industrial scale . Similar letters indicate lack of statistically significant differences (ANOVA/Tukey test. × Physical and mechanical properties of dental material, Impression materials, introduction, classification and requirements, Investments and refrectory dies in dentistry, Rheological properties of dental materials, No public clipboards found for this slide, Stress & Strain Properies of dental materials. E Further investigations must be undertaken in order to verify if the results reported here correlate with the quality of tooth-composite bonded interfaces. Goldberg A.J., Burstone C.J. al. Flexural modulus Pure Appl Chem 1985; 57: pp. A similar relationship can be seen when Filtek Z250 is compared with the composite containing 3% of fibers, which show 43% higher shrinkage and 65–94% higher polymerization stress. Replacing 3 vol% of particles by fibers resulted in significantly higher PS, which was associated to a decrease in FM compared to the control. The decrease in mercury column height due to composite shrinkage was monitored for 60 min, at the rate of 0.1 s −1 . Composite was light cured for 20 s using two curing units (Radii-cal, SDI), positioned on opposite sides of the specimen. One possible hypothesis to explain this finding is the relatively high scattering of the stress data obtained with the 4.0-mm high specimens, as can be seen in the boxplot in Fig. PS was not affected by specimen height for any of the tested materials. Still, investigating their polymerization stress behavior is important in order to access, for example, a possible risk of internal gap formation and the post-operative sensitivity. Stress is defined as: A. The replacement of 3% of filler particles with glass fibers significantly increased stress ( H = 25.26, p < 0.01), while the composite with 6% of fibers presented stress levels similar to the experimental control. d Fiber orientation imposed by specimen height did not affect polymerization stress. 1066-1078. Also, for composites with similar shrinkage, the material with the lowest modulus would, theoretically, show the highest stress. Online submission and editorial system now available at here to register for free access to Dental Materials online.. Filtek Z250 119-121. Replacing 3% (by volume) of the filler particles by glass fibers significantly increased polymerization stress of experimental composites (regardless of specimen height). Dent Mater 2006; 22: pp. The first null hypothesis was rejected, as the replacement of filler particles by short, randomly oriented fibers affected polymerization stress, flexural modulus and shrinkage of the experimental composites in different ways. 1.6 (0.4) C Anttila E.J., Krintila O.H., Laurila T.K., Lassila L.V., Vallittu P.K., Hernberg R.G. 21. Supposed we have given a bar of cross section area 20 mm 2 and it subjected to a tensile load of 60 N. than calculate the stress induced in the body. 1 . 28, no. Several studies using the same test set up used in the present investigation found a direct correlation between stress and shrinkage . Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. Materials and methods al. Five specimens were tested per group. While maximum polymer reinforcement is obtained with oriented continuous fibers, these materials are not easily molded into complex shapes . Similar letters indicate lack of statistically significant differences (ANOVA/Tukey test, Though mechanically these materials did not stand out amidst particle-only materials , in one of them fibers were responsible for its “packable” viscosity . Boxplot of polymerization stress results, as a function of the tested composite and the height of the specimen. Fig. Thermal properties Specific Heat Thermal conductivity Thermal Diffusivity Coefficient of thermal expansion Polymerization shrinkage (vol%) A feedback system consisting of an extensometer (model 2630-101, Instron, resolution: 0.1 μm) was used to keep specimen height constant throughout the test. Though mechanically these materials did not stand out amidst particle-only materials , in one of them fibers were responsible for its “packable” viscosity . Prior to the test, methyl methacrylate was applied to the sandblasted surfaces to improve wetting by a thin layer of unfilled resin (Scotchbond Multipurpose Plus, 3 M ESPE). 369-374. We are also interested in the wear of natural teeth opposing dental restorations. b 984-992. In the same column, values followed by the same superscript are not statistically different (ANOVA/Tukey test, For better understanding of what is stress let’s see this numerical problem. Several studies using the same test set up used in the present investigation found a direct correlation between stress and shrinkage . Composite was light cured for 20 s using two curing units (Radii-cal, SDI), positioned on opposite sides of the specimen. High-aspect ratio fiber-reinforced composites are not suitable for restoring the entire cavity due to their poor polishing, and a “cap” of particle-filled composite must be applied as the last increment. 4. The decrease in mercury column height due to composite shrinkage was monitored for 60 min, at the rate of 0.1 s −1 . It is the endurance limit that is, maximum stress cycles that can be maintained without failure. FM was tested in three-point bending ( n = 10). b is the specimen's width, and 09/28/2010. 10 365-370. Results : Developing a more complete understanding of stresses produced in dental composites during polymerization. More recently, a bulk-fill composite containing filler particles and high aspect ratio E-glass fibers (17 μm in diameter and 1–2 mm in length, AR: 59–118) was developed. In conclusion, the replacement of 3% of filler particles by short glass fibers resulted in a statistically significant increase in polymerization stress. The two control composites containing only glass particles developed similar stress levels. References The unfilled resin was light-cured for 10 s (Radii-cal, SDI, Victoria, Australia). 2.1 Photoactivation was conducted with the tip of the light guide placed underneath the glass slide. The materials above the regression line of Figure 4, e.g. For instance, when the experimental composites are compared, the results seem conflicting, as the control showed higher shrinkage, but similar polymerization stress than the composite containing 6% of fibers. 10/30/2013 Why properties To evaluate performance of a material Many factors were considered Situation where a material used Manipulation In situ (in its original place) In vitro In vivo. Dent Mater 2007; 23: pp. Average curves of composite polymerization shrinkage as a function of time. 7. 1542-1551. Fiber orientation imposed by specimen height did not affect polymerization stress. Silane content on the fibers was 6%, as determined by thermogravimetric analysis. When the composite with 6% of fibers is compared to the experimental control, it is licit to assume that the lower shrinkage of the former was offset by the 41% higher flexural modulus of the latter, resulting in statistically similar polymerization stress values. De Jager N, de Kler M, van der Zel JM (2006) The influence of different core material on the FEA-determined stress distribution in dental … 1. 3.48 (0.04) AB A total of 36 studies were included in this review. For these two composites, data scattering was much higher for the taller specimens likely due to the increased difficulty in shaping a higher volume of composite. Data sources: This report followed the PRISMA Statement. As bonding substrate for the composite, 5-mm diameter acrylic rods were sectioned in 28-mm long segments and had one of their flat surfaces sandblasted. Flexural modulus was calculated using data obtained from the initial portion of the load versus displacement curve, according to the following equation: 5. Therefore, a higher longitudinal shrinkage was expected in the 1.5-mm specimens, which would increase nominal stress. 28. • A shear stress tends to resist the sliding of one portion of a body over another. 11. A type of stress and strain that pulls and stretches a material is. The commercial composite presented the lowest shrinkage among the tested materials, only similar to the composite with 6% of fibers. 1144-1150. Therefore, some of the clinical problems usually associated with polymerization stress, such as marginal gaps and the development of white lines due to enamel cracking at the margins, may be less of a concern. 10/30/2013. Statistical analysis used shrinkage values recorded 10 min after the beginning of photoactivation. 30. 2.2 9. Unfortunately, short fibers do not provide the same level of strength obtained with long continuous fibers and, if they are randomly oriented, a four-fold lower strength is expected . Replacing 6% of particles by fibers did not increase PS significantly. DeBoer J., Vermilyea S.G., Brady R.E. 4 . Therefore, a higher longitudinal shrinkage was expected in the 1.5-mm specimens, which would increase nominal stress. LVDT readings were converted to volumetric shrinkage values using input values of composite mass and density. C is the load (in N) corresponding to the displacement d (in mm), : Micromechanics for fiber volume percent with a photocure vinyl ester composite. Anne C.E. Still, investigating their polymerization stress behavior is important in order to access, for example, a possible risk of internal gap formation and the post-operative sensitivity. Acknowledgements On the other hand, in 4.0-mm specimens fibers would have enough clearance to be randomly oriented resulting in a more isotropic behavior of the composite. 26. Finally, a study that systematically evaluated the replacement of particles by highly oriented, 3.0-mm-long fibers reported improvements in flexural modulus only at fiber levels starting at 10.3 vol% . FM was reduced in the presence of fibers, and 6% of fibers led to a decrease in VS. Shrinkage rate was not affected by the fibers. : The effect of carbon fiber orientation on the fatigue resistance and bending properties of two denture resins. Bocalon This result agrees with a previous study that, using the same testing method, found that among bulk-fill composites, a material containing glass fibers developed the highest stress . 1.8 (0.1) BC When testing high aspect ratio fiber-reinforced composites, it is important to have in mind that specimen preparation may result in some degree of fiber orientation. The same seems valid for polymerization stress. Therefore, some of the longer fibers were forced to assume an orientation perpendicular to the specimen rotational axis, somewhat altering the materialś isotropic character. Dent Mater 2013; 29: pp. The principal aim of Dental Materials is to promote rapid communication of scientific information between academia, industry, and the dental practitioner. As an additional control, a commercial composite (Filtek Z250, 3 M ESPE) was tested. This rationale explains the difference in polymerization stress between the experimental control and the composite containing 3% of fibers, i.e. A finite element analysis (FEA) study verified that for a low-modulus substrate, high nominal stress values were associated with high shrinkage and low modulus values. In the 1990s, composites containing relatively low aspect ratio glass fibers (AR < 10) as part of the filler systems became commercially available. 234-249. Dental Materials MCQS - Physical Properties 1. Average curves of composite polymerization shrinkage as a function of time. For these two composites, data scattering was much higher for the taller specimens likely due to the increased difficulty in shaping a higher volume of composite. The second hypothesis of the study cannot be rejected, as the height of the specimen did not affect polymerization stress magnitude. 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