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Quality of stone dies produced by different impression materials. A comparative study of impression techniques.

A comparison was made of the ability of different impression materials to depict precision made steel blocks. Stone dies poured into such impressions were studied concerning their hardness, dimensional accuracy, detail reproduction, and surface reproduction. The dies were produced in the impression material only to a small extent, with the exception of their surface roughness. Differences between impression materials are otherwise small. The advantages of two-phase alginates over standard alginates lie in the impression technique rather than in the characteristics of the material.

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Teaching dental anatomy with light-activated resins.

A method has been described in which light-activated resins are incorporated into the dental anatomy laboratory. This procedure is a valuable addition to the anatomy course because students (1) work with a restorative material appropriate for anterior teeth, (2) learn the unique properties of the light-activated resins, and (3) apply the principles of dental anatomy to a clinically relevant task.

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Biting pressure measured with pressure measuring sheet.

Biting pressure distribution and biting force measurements were performed with normal molars using pressure measuring sheets. The maximum biting pressure was supposed to be 700 approximately 800 kg/cm2. The maximum biting force of 6th and 7th teeth exceeded 100 kg. These values were larger than the previously reported values, and the reason was ascribed to thinner sheets used for the biting.

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