Kogan FE, Elizalde PA, Reyes ML, Castillo M, Puebla A, Kogan P

Language: Spanish
References: 8
Page: 131-134
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ABSTRACT

An in vitro study done to evaluate the cementation technique of ceromer restorations using a restorative resin preheated at 140°F/60°C as a cementing media. Thirty cemented restorations were compared against a Barcol 75 ring. The results showed a complete polymerization in all the samples with a thickness of less than 2.6 mm

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