Aug 2026· BioNanoScience· Vol 16· 0 citations· 46 references
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The synergistic incorporation of functionalized halloysite nanotubes and mesoporous silica significantly improved the overall performance of the dental composite resin, indicating its potential for restorative dental applications.
The optimized formulation was G4 at 5 wt% total nanoparticle loading, which improved the mechanical performance of Fuji IX GIC while maintaining acceptable cytocompatibility and color stability.
S. Al-hammadi, Mengdi Li, A. Madfa et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
A synthesized expandable monomer with good polymerization shrinkage properties and the incorporation of silica filler significantly enhanced the mechanical properties compared to pure cured DAPEG 400, with flexural and compressive strengths reaching 10.27 MPa (standard deviation) and 441.42 MPa (SD = 2.80), respectivel...
A. F. Nongman, M. F. Yhaya, Norhafizah Saari et al.· ACS Omega· 0 citations
Significant reduction in water adsorption and polymerization shrinkage was observed with increasing filler (TiO 2 ) contents, which reveals the dimensional stability of nanocomposites, favorable for dental implants, and this is attributed to the effective bonding of TiO 2 nanoparticles with the PMMA matrix.
Abdul Hakim Shah, H. Khan, M. Alomar et al.· Journal of Polymer Materials· 0 citations
Incorporation of 1 wt% e-nanoPAN-PMMA significantly improved the mechanical properties of SC-AR while maintaining its physicochemical characteristics, and SC-ARnano demonstrates potential as a reinforced acrylic resin for biomedical applications.
Ira Artilia, Gina Adry Syahira, Z. Y. Dewi et al.· Interdental Jurnal Kedoktera...· 0 citations
This research verified the feasibility of a dual-cured system for DLP printing denture bases, providing an advanced solution for addressing brittleness and polymerization shrinkage in 3D printing denture base materials.
Ludan Qin, Xueye Liu, Tongtong Ma et al.· Dental Materials· 0 citations
This work characterized composite resins using silicon dioxide filler as the main constituent, along with titanium dioxide (TiO 2 ) as supplementary additives, and showed that composite I has the highest degree of conversion and Vickers hardness values, while composite II shows the lowest shrinkage volume.
Siti Fauziyah Rahman, Yori Rachmia Riva, E. S. Yulianti et al.· Macromolecular Symposia· 0 citations
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