ets chewing constraints
>Flexural strength and elasticity modulus close to that of dentine
Inlay-core adapted to the anatomical shape of the root canal
Time saving
>No opacification required during prosthesis manufacturing
Preparation of fibreglass composite anatomical inlay-cores using dental CAD/CAM systems.
> Flexural strength……990 MPa
> Elasticity modulus………..23.8 Gpa
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*Internal report, Itena Clinical , “Numerys GF”.
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X-ray of tooth 9 after placement of failing crown.
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Item after machining (Numerys GF).
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Try-out the model.
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Adaptation checked via X-ray.
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Etching of canal with phosphoric acid.
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Item is silanized before placing adhesive.
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In the canal, apply :
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Immediately after insertion, perform an initial rapid light curing to remove the excess resin cement, then perform a second, longer curing to ensure that the material has set properly.
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Appearance of inlay core before crown impression
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Lingual view of adaptation
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Final appearance after placement of usual tooth.
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