Polymerizable radiopaque dental composition

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524783, C08K 310, A61K 608

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ABSTRACT:
A polymerizable, radiopaque dental composition including: one or more ethylenically unsaturated, polymerizable monomer and/or polymer, possible conventional fillers, pigments, initiators, activators, and thixotropic auxiliary material, as well as, in addition, a heavy-metal fluoride with very low solubility selected from the group consisting of complex heavy-metal fluorides having the general formula M.sup.II M.sup.IV F.sub.6, where M.sup.II is a calcium, strontium, or barium ion, and M.sup.IV is a titanium, zirconium, or hafniun ion. These filler compositions exhibit excellent X-ray visibility along with excellent optical properties.

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