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British Dental Journal 172, 64 - 67 (1992)
Published online: 25 January 1992 | doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.4807747

The cementation of porcelain jacket crowns with adhesive resins

W P Crocker


A method of cementing porcelain jacket crowns by etching the fitting surface and bonding the restoration directly to dentine was evaluated. The crowns constructed in this way had a more natural translucency and their strength, as tested by slow impact, was at least as good as aluminous cored crowns. The mode of fracture was less catastrophic than with crowns cemented with phosphate cements

Bisphenol A-Glycidyl MethacrylateComparative StudyComposite ResinsCrownsDental BondingmethodsDental PorcelainDentinHumanMethacrylatesSupport, Non-U.S.Gov'tZinc Phosphate CementTop

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