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Effect of core surface treatment on the fracture resistance of zirconia restoration

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Abstract


The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of acid-base surface treatment on the fracture resistance, which is one of main mechanical property, of zirconia restoration in order to improve the bonding characterization between zirconia core and ceramic veneer in bi-layered all ceramic restoration system. 10% hydrofluoric acid (HF) and 1 M sodium hydroxide (NaOH) were used as acid and base chemical solutions for surface treatment, respectively. Fracture-resistance tests were performed to investigate the effects of acid and liner treatment on the improvement of the bonding strength between veneer ceramics and zirconia. Specimens were divided into five groups (n = 4) according to the type of surface treatment: (1) Group A, no treatment (control); (2) Group B, liner treatment; (3) Group C, 10% HF etching for 60 s; (4) Group D, 10% HF etching for 60 s and liner treatment. All results of fracture resistance test showed that there were no significant differences between surface treatment types. Failure mode observation indicated that most specimens of Cerasys, Zmatch, and ICE groups showed cohesive failure mode regardless of the method of surface treatment. From the results of study, the short (1 min) treatment of zirconia in HF solution is supposed to be suitable for improving bond strength of zirconia restoration, but long (more than 30 min) treatment of zirconia in HF solution is expected to deteriorate the zirconia structure. Also, several factors such as liner and acid treatment, which improve the fracture resistance of zirconia restoration, seemed to depend on the type of zirconia materials.

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bond characterization; fracture resistance; hydrofluoric acid; sodium hydroxide; surface treatment; zirconia estoration

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