Color stability of visible light-cured, hard direct denture reliners: an in vitro investigation.
Color stability of visible light-cured, hard direct denture reliners: an in vitro investigation.
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可见光固化硬质直接义齿衬托的颜色稳定性:体外研究。
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1999
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A. Zissis
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作者:
G. Polyzois;S. Yannikakis;A. Zissis
PURPOSE
Previous studies have disclosed the unsatisfactory color stability of autopolymerizing, hard direct denture reliners (HDDR). The present study investigated the color stability of the newly introduced visible light-cured and dual-cured HDDRs.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Five HDDRs were evaluated after 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, and 30 days of immersion in coffee, tea, and water. Color measurements were obtained with a tristimulus colorimeter, and color differences (delta E*) were calculated.
RESULTS
After 30 days of immersion one visible light-cured material exhibited the highest delta E* value (17.8). The other materials showed acceptable color stability in water and coffee. However, tea strongly affected their color.
CONCLUSION
Reliners, staining solutions, and immersion time are significant factors that affect color stability. After 7 days of immersion, all of the materials showed perceptible color differences. Tea exhibited higher staining capacity than coffee.