Fatigue, Wear and Cracking of Dental Materials

Abstract

Evaluation of the method of failure and crack propagation in dental metals, ceramics and polymer composite materials associated with occlusal activity are associated with contact, twisting and sliding modes. Such loads can result in various combinations of damage due to fatigue and wear. In order to increase sustainability and longevity the dental materials must demonstrate sufficient strength to dynamic stresses. In the case of masticatory forces associated with high contact tensions, the contact area of the superficial layer is under a state of special-complex voltage. Variations in the material or the structure, impurities, scratches and voids can directly influence the structural integrity of the material and result in microscopic cracks. These cracks propagate under repeated cyclic loading leading to dental restoration failure.

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Traian Eugen Bolfa

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Traian Eugen Bolfa (2015). Fatigue, Wear and Cracking of Dental Materials. Analele Universitatii "Eftimie Murgu" Resita. Fascicula de Inginerie, 22(1), 97-106. https://www.europub.co.uk/articles/-A-448850