Open Access Research Article

The Radioopacity Evaluation for Various Nanocomposite Materials

Adrian Almasi, Anca Porumb, Angela Codruta Podariu, Ramona Amina Popovici
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Published 30 Jun 2016
Pages 332–338

Abstract

In accordance with ISO 4049/2000 Standard, the alleged radioopaque restorative materials must have a radioopacity value similar or higher with an aluminum layer of the same thickness. Depth polymerization of RDC represents half the depth of hardening under experimental conditions. European Standard requires a minimum of 0.5 mm for opaque diacrylic cements, 1 mm for opaque shades of restorative materials, respectively 1.5 mm for the other materials [11]. The aim of this study is to measure the radioopacity of different nanocomposite materials and coordinate this with the material’s performance.

Keywords: radioopacity value; aluminium layer; diacrylic cements; restorative materials

How to Cite this Article

Almasi, A., Porumb, A., Podariu, A., & Popovici, R. (2016). The Radioopacity Evaluation for Various Nanocomposite Materials. Materiale Plastice, 53(2), 332–338.
Almasi A, Porumb A, Podariu A, Popovici R. The Radioopacity Evaluation for Various Nanocomposite Materials. Materiale Plastice. 2016;53(2):332–338.
A. Almasi, A. Porumb, A. Podariu, and R. Popovici, "The Radioopacity Evaluation for Various Nanocomposite Materials,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 53, no. 2, pp. 332–338, 2016.
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