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Cytotoxicity of Dental Impression Materials

Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 2002
S-Y, Chen, C-C, Chen, H-W, Kuo
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Optimization of the synthesis of alginate-manganese oxide novel bionanocomposite by Taguchi design as antimicrobial dental impression material

Materials Today Communications, 2022
M. Safaei, A. Moghadam
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The rheological properties of dental impression materials

British Dental Journal, 1981
J F, McCabe, A J, Bowman
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[Problems in disinfection of dental impression materials].

Zentralblatt fur Bakteriologie, Mikrobiologie und Hygiene. Serie B, Umwelthygiene, Krankenhaushygiene, Arbeitshygiene, praventive Medizin, 1989
In view of the risk of infection of the dentist and his staff in the dental surgery and dental laboratory and also of the patient with regard to hepatitis B and potentially also of AIDS, interruption of possible chains of infection by means of specific disinfection measures is to be demanded.
M, Borneff, K, Fuhr, N, Behneke
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Tissue management with dental impression materials.

American journal of dentistry, 1990
The coordination of perceptive tissue management, diligent tooth preparation and prudent selection of the impression material for specific clinical conditions ensures the success of cast and ceramic restorations. The introduction of a knitted cord (Ultrapak with Astringedent) has alleviated the arduous aspects of tissue displacement and the new ...
S M, Morgano, W F, Malone, S E, Gregoire, B S, Goldenberg   +3 more
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Highly nanoporous carbon microflakes from discarded dental impression materials

, 2014
C. Mi, Wenjun Chen
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Investigation of dental alginate and agar impression materials as a brain simulant for ballistic testing.

Forensic Science International, 2016
L. Falland-Cheung, N. Piccione, Tianqi Zhao, M. S. Lazarjan, S. Hanlin, M. Jermy, J. N. Waddell   +6 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

The Historical Evolution of Dental Impression Materials.

Journal of the history of dentistry
The concept of impression making process in dentistry began in the mid 1800s. Dentists realized that the construction of a prosthetic restoration required both a detailed capture of the oral tissues along with stone cast fabrications. To accomplish these goals, impression materials were essential. Beeswax represents the first impression material, while
Ioannis, Papadiochos, Sofia, Papadiochou, Ioannis, Emmanouil   +2 more
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Hypersensitivity to a dental impression material. A case report

British Dental Journal, 1973
F F, Nally, J, Storrs
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Two- and three-dimensional accuracy of dental impression materials: Effects of storage time and moisture contamination

Bio-medical materials and engineering, 2010
Deepa T. Chandran, D. Jagger, R. Jagger, M. Barbour   +3 more
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