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Using structural correlations to inform the development of longer lasting dental restorations

2017-01-01

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Photo-initiated dimethacrylate polymers are of great biomedical importance, in orthopaedics and particularly in dentistry where they are used as a matrix to form resin-based-composite (RBC) filling materials. However, the physiochemical properties of these materials are highly sensitive to photo-polymerisation variables, particularly the polymerisation rate, and as a consequence clinical performance is not ideal....

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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00033427
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