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Fracture toughness of experimental mica-based glass-ceramics and four commercial glass-ceramics restorative dental materials.
Dental Materials Journal 2019 June 2
The mica-based glass-ceramics were prepared in the SiO2 -Al2 O3 -MgO-MgF2 -SrCO3 -CaCO3 -CaF2 -P2 O5 glass system. There were four mica-based glass-ceramics produced in this study according to the pigment added (CeO2 or Pr-ZrSiO4 /Fe-ZrSiO4 ) and crystallization time (5-35 min). Four dental glass-ceramics, which were leucite-based, lithium disilicate-based and two zirconia reinforced lithium silicate ceramics, were also tested. The phase identification of mica-based glass-ceramics was performed using an X-ray diffractometer. The fracture toughness (KIC ) was determined using the fractographic analysis approach. The one-way ANOVA was used to analyze the significant differences among the obtained KIC values at a=0.05. The results from the phase analysis showed that the mica glassceramics consisted of calcium-mica, fluorapatite and strontiumapatite. The KIC of mica-based glass-ceramics ranged between 1.36 to 1.53 MPa•m1/2 which were superior to only that of a leucite-based glass-ceramic. The shade and translucency of mica-based glassceramics appeared to be acceptable for dental application when compared with other dental glass-ceramics.
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