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The comparison of denture-base processing techniques. Part I. Material characteristics.

Some of the physical properties for three techniques for processing acrylic resin were tested. Tests included: (1) thickness changes from a standard die which simulated the palatal and flange regions of a denture, (2) relative Rockwell surface hardness, (3) color stability, and (4) surface detail. The three processing techniques under investigation were: (1) an all-stone investing technique, (2) a silicone-gypsum investing technique, and (3) a fluid-resin technique.

Acrylic Resins↗

The rheological properties of fluid denture-base resins.

The rheological properties of six commercial fluid denture resins were determined by rotational viscometry. Initial viscosity ranged from 67 to 575 centipoise at a rotational speed of 10 revolutions per minute. All resins showed initial non-Newtonian flow behavior and increased viscosity with time.

Acrylic Resins↗