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dc:titleThe influence of different radiopacifying agents on hermetical sealing ability of calcium silicate and calcium aluminate dental cements
dc:creatorDejan, Ćetković
dc:creatorCai, Zhiyu
dc:creatorVuković, Nemanja
dc:creatorZorica, Vuković
dc:creatorHuaxiang, Lei
dc:creatorBiočanin, Vladimir
dc:creatorXiaojing, Huang
dc:creatorVukoman, Jokanović
dc:creatorDjordje, Antonijević
dc:creatorAleksandra, Dožić
dc:subjectcalcium silicate cements
dc:subjectcalcium aluminate cement
dc:subjectstrontium fluoride
dc:subjectstrontium carbonate
dc:subjectbarium sulfate
dc:subjectzirconia
dc:subjectbismuth oxide
dc:subjectmineral trioxide aggregate
dc:subjectroot canal filling materials
dc:subjectwettability
dc:subjectsurface energy
dc:subjectmicroporosity
dc:subjectnanoporosity
dc:subjectcalcium chloride
dc:descriptionThis study presents technological process for obtaining strontium enriched calcium silicate based dental ceramics and testing their microstructural and chemical properties. In brief, the influence of different radiopacifiers on microstructural properties of calciumsilicate (CaSi) and calcium-aluminate (CaAl) dental ceramics was evaluated. For synthesis of CaSi-based ceramics, calcium chloride pentahydrate (CaCl2?5H2O) and silica sol obtained by hydrothermal treatment were used. CaSi+barium-sulphate (BaSO4), CaSi + bismuth-oxide (Bi2O3), CaAl + zirconium-dioxide (ZrO2), CaAl + strontium-carbonate (SrCO3), CaAl+strontium-fluoride (SrF2), pure CaSi, pure CaAl and mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) (control material) were used. The wettability, surface free energy (SFE), microporosity, nanoporosity and micro-gap size between the material and tooth root canal were evaluated. There was no difference in total SFE among tested cements (p<0.05), while CaSi+BaSO4, CaAl + SrCO3 and CaAl + SrF2 experienced superior wetting than other cements (p<0.05). The highest microporosity was observed in CaAl, whilst adding radiopacifiers into it decrease cements microporosity (p<0.05). The lowest nanoporosity was found for CaAl + ZrO2. The gap size was not statistically different among tested ceramics (p>0.05). Altogether, strontium containing radiopacyfiers result in improved microstructural characteristics of dental ceramics.
dc:publisherInternational Institute for the Science of Sintering, Beograd
dc:date2024
dc:typeinfo:eu-repo/semantics/article
dc:typeinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
dc:identifierhttps://stomatoloskifakultet.rs/nauka/publikacija/815
dc:identifierDOI 10.2298/SOS231203065C
dc:identifierISSN 0350-820X
dc:sourceScience of Sintering 56(4): 505-517
dc:languageen
dc:rightsinfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccess
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