Intermediate ceramic bonding layer for bonding of a resin to an

Dentistry – Prosthodontics – Dental implant construction

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The invention is a method of manufacturing a dental restoration from a polymerizable resin or composite resin with an alloy structure, or a method of manufacturing an alloy substructure-reinforced dental restoration. An alloy structure or substructure is first coated with a liquid, vitrifiable ceramic layer. To ensure against crazing in the ceramic layer upon vitrification, the ceramic and alloy have generally similar coefficients of thermal expansion. After vitrification, the ceramic becomes a ceramic bonding layer. Micropores are then formed on that layer, as by sandblasting or by etching with a suitable etching acid. A silane coupling agent is then applied to the micropore-containing ceramic bonding layer. Finally, the silane coupling agent is overlain with a polymerizable resin or composite resin material, and the resin or composite resin is polymerized.

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