Application of Zirconium Dioxide Ceramics in Dental Rehabilitation
Wang Xiaojin
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Wang Xiaojin
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Objective To study the effects of zirconium dioxide ceramics in dental restorations, calculated the zirconium dioxide ceramics correct application in oral cavity repair. Methods 60 patients were divided into conventional dental restorations and zirconium dioxide ceramics dental restorations,each group of 30, contrast effect of oral cavity repair. Results Routine repair group 23 patients satisfaction, 7 patients appear harmful response, 5 cases of adverse reactions to mild, 2 cases of serious adverse reactions. Zirconium dioxide ceramics repair group 28 cases people are satisfied. Among them 2 patients appeared slight adverse reactions.Conclusion Zirconium dioxide ceramics in oral cavity repair more excellent than conventional treatment.
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Objective To study the effects of zirconium dioxide ceramics in dental restorations, calculated the zirconium dioxide ceramics correct application in oral cavity repair. Methods 60 patients were divided into conventional dental restorations and zirconium dioxide ceramics dental restorations,each group of 30, contrast effect of oral cavity repair. Results Routine repair group 23 patients satisfaction, 7 patients appear harmful response, 5 cases of adverse reactions to mild, 2 cases of serious adverse reactions. Zirconium dioxide ceramics repair group 28 cases people are satisfied. Among them 2 patients appeared slight adverse reactions.Conclusion Zirconium dioxide ceramics in oral cavity repair more excellent than conventional treatment.
Key concepts: Zirconium dioxide, Medicine, Zirconium, Dentistry, Adverse effect, Oral cavity, Rehabilitation, Materials science