KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS ON POROSITY IN DENTURE BASE RESINS AMONG DENTAL STUDENTS
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https://doi.org/10.48047/e2n8y693Keywords:
Porosity; Denture base; AwarenessAbstract
Introduction : Dimensional stability, porosity, and mechanical strength of denture base resins all can play a role in the clinical performance of full dentures and removable partial prostheses. Porosity mainly depends on the polymerisation of acrylic resin and different specimen shapes. Knowing about the porosity in denture base resins aid us to analyse about the mechanical strength of the denture base resins. This analyses the longevity or survival of the denture base resins.
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