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[Abrasion of composites with poppy seed].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 26 Jul 1990 German Journal:Zeitschrift fur Stomatologie (1984), volume 86 (issn: 0175-7784, Copyright policy )
Authors: P, Städtler; R, Riedl;

pmid: 2638072

[Abrasion of composites with poppy seed].

Abstract

Specimens of Lumifor, Brilliant Lux, Heliomolar, Estilux posterior, Visiomolar and Occlusion were abraded with poppy seed. Material loss was least pronounced for Occlusion and Visiomolar followed by Brilliant Lux, Estilux posterior, Lumifor and Heliomolar. Differences in surface roughness varied as a function of the investigation technique.

Keywords

Plants, Medicinal, Surface Properties, Seeds, Papaver, Composite Resins

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