Materials science report demonstrates enhanced functional properties in dental resin composites, indicating improved longevity and bioactivity for clinical tooth restorations.
We present recently developed dental resin composites with novel functions incorporated into major components of the polymeric composite restoratives, i.e., resin networks, fillers and additives. Properties critical for the overall performance of the next-generation dental resin composites, e.g., resin biostability against enzymatic challenges, low polymerization stress, self-healing ability and stimuli-responsive antimicrobial efficacy, are specifically emphasized.
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