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Extrusion Forces of Heavy Body Impression Materials in Cartridge Delivery

Objective:To compare the extrusion forces of 8 commercially available heavy body materials with two newly introduced VPS impression materials in 50 ml cartridge delivery. Low extrusion forces will result in less hand-fatigue and potentially faster extrusion speed.

Method: For this study, the extrusion forces at 75 mm/min (FEX75) and at 150 mm/min (FEX150) extrusion speed were measured six times for the fast set heavy body materials Imprint 4 Super Quick Heavy (IM4SQ,#505465), Take 1 Advanced Tray Superfast Set (T1SF,#3-2128), Aquasil Ultra Heavy Superfast Set (AQSF,#120913), Exa´lence Heavy Body Fast Set (EXF, #1202171), and Flexitime Xtreme Heavy Tray (FLF,#340379), as well as for the regular set materials Imprint 4 Heavy (IM4R,#505464), Take 1 Advanced Tray Regular Set (T1R,#2-2129), Aquasil Ultra Heavy Regular Set (AQR,#121023), Exa´lence Heavy Body (EXH, #1208281) and Flexitime Heavy Tray (FLR, #380267). The obtained values were evaluated independently for the fast set as well as for the regular set materials at each extrusion speed. The difference in extrusion forces ΔFEX=FEX150-FEX75 was calculated.

Results: Results and standard deviations are shown below. One-way ANOVA and Tukey Test revealed significant differences. IM4SQ as well as IM4R showed the lowest extrusion forces in the respective setting regime and at both extrusion speeds as well as the lowest ΔFEXvalues.

 

FEX75 [N]

FEX150 [N]

ΔFEX [N]

Fast Set

IM4SQ

347.9±4.4A

486.0±3.8A

138.3±5.4

T1SF

637.5±5.9D

928.9±12.0D

291.5±12.2

AQSF

657.6±8.5E

1006.5±3.7E

348.9±9.3

EXF

489.2±5.4B

750.9±10.1B

261.8±11.1

FLF

549.2±6.1C

859.4±12.0C

310.2±13.0

Regular Set

IM4R

322.5±3.9A

457.3±5.8A

134.8±6.6

T1R

566.6±3.5C

846.0±6.2D

279.4±6.7

AQR

589.8±2.9D

914.7±4.3E

324.9±4.9

EXR

509.9±10.0B

778.5±9.0B

268.6±12.4

FLR

503.6±3.5B

797.6±0.8C

294.0±3.8

Means in each square that do not share a letter are significantly different.

Conclusion: IM4R and IM4SQ showed the lowest extrusion force compared to materials of the same setting regime facilitating an easier and more convenient application of these materials.

Division: AADR/CADR Annual Meeting
Meeting: 2014 AADR/CADR Annual Meeting (Charlotte, North Carolina)
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
Year: 2014
Final Presentation ID: 718
Abstract Category|Abstract Category(s): Dental Materials 7: Polymer-based Materials-Physical Properties and Performance
Authors
  • Osswald, Peter  ( 3M Deutschland GmbH, 3M ESPE, Seefeld, , Germany )
  • Farr, Julia  ( 3M Deutschland GmbH, 3M ESPE, Seefeld, , Germany )
  • Hoffmann, Henning  ( 3M Deutschland GmbH, 3M ESPE, Seefeld, , Germany )
  • Zech, Joachim  ( 3M ESPE, 3M Deutschland GmbH, Seefeld, , Germany )
  • Wanek, Erich  ( 3M Deutschland GmbH, 3M ESPE, Seefeld, , Germany )
  • Viehbeck, Alfred  ( 3M ESPE Dental Products, Seefeld, , Germany )
  • SESSION INFORMATION
    Oral Session
    Prosthodontic Polymers
    03/21/2014