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Structural Analysis of the Laser Welding Co-Cr-Mo-(Ti) Alloys for Removable Partial Dentures
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In this paper, a comparison of macro and micro structural analysis made on stereomicroscope and microscope type OLYMPUS was made for the new dental cobalt alloy, and a correlation between different welding parameter values and structural features was made.Abstract:
Optimization of fractured or destroyed removable partial dentures realized from CoCrMo alloys are possible due to modern welding equipments. The aim of study was to offer the processing and welding optimal parameters for some long lasting prosthetic pieces made of a new alloy from the system CoCrMoTi. Laser welding equipments was a Mini Laser XXS (Orotig Italia) and the tested samples were welded in butt joint, without filler material. There are presented in comparison results concerning macro and micro structural analysis made on stereomicroscope and microscope type OLYMPUS. Finally a correlation between different welding parameter values and structural features was made for the new dental cobalt alloy.read more
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Penetration depth into dental casting alloys by Nd:YAG laser
N. Baba,Ikuya Watanabe +1 more
TL;DR: The voltage and spot diameter affected the penetration depth into the metals tested, and when the voltage increased and the spot diameter decreased, the penetration Depth increased for each metal.
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Cobalt-Chromium and Nickel-Chromium Alloys for Removable Prosthodontics, Part 1: Mechanical Properties
TL;DR: All of the alloys met the requirements in ADA specification no. 14 for base metal RPD alloys, but caution is recommended for clinicians and dental laboratories when performing clasp adjustments with all five alloys because of the substantial work hardening that can occur.