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Journal of Prosthodontics | 2009

Effects of six surface treatment methods on the surface roughness of a low-fusing and an ultra low-fusing feldspathic ceramic material.

Mehmet Dalkiz; Cumhur Sipahi; Bedri Beydemir

PURPOSE The purpose of this in vitro study was to determine the effects of six surface treatment methods on the surface roughness of two feldspathic ceramic materials. MATERIALS AND METHODS One hundred twenty metal discs were cast (Remanium CS). A low-fusing feldspathic ceramic (Vita Omega 900) was fired onto 60 metal discs, and an ultra low-fusing feldspathic ceramic (Finesse) was fired onto the other 60 metal discs. Six surface treatment methods were selected: (1) autoglazing (AUG), (2) overglazing (OVG), (3) polishing (POL), (4) fine diamond disc grinding + polishing + autoglazing (FDPA), (5) coarse diamond disc grinding + polishing + autoglazing (CDPA), (6) polishing + autoglazing (PA). Omega specimens were assigned to six experimental groups representing six surface treatment methods (Om-AUG, Om-OVG, Om-POL, Om-FDPA, Om-CDPA, Om-PA) (n = 10). Finesse specimens were also assigned to six experimental groups (Fn-AUG, Fn-OVG, Fn-POL, Fn-FDPA, Fn-CDPA, Fn-PA) (n = 10). Treated ceramic surfaces were examined by means of profilometry and transmission electron microscopy. RESULTS In Omega groups mean roughness values ranged as follows: group Om-AUG = Om-POL > Om-OVG > Om-CDPA = Om-FDPA > Om-PA (p < 0.001). No significant difference was found between groups Om-AUG/Om-POL and Om-CDPA/Om-FDPA (p > 0.05). In Finesse groups mean roughness values ranged as follows: Fn-CDPA > Fn-FDPA = Fn-AUG = Fn-POL = Fn-OVG > Fn-PA (p < 0.001). No significant difference was found between Fn-FDPA, Fn-AUG, Fn- POL and Fn-OVG (p > 0.05). CONCLUSIONS For both ceramic types, the smoothest surfaces were obtained with polishing prior to autoglazing. Diamond disc grinding prior to polishing and autoglazing (Fn-FDPA, Fn-CDPA) displayed the roughest surfaces in ultra low-fusing ceramic (Finesse). Autoglazing alone and polishing displayed the roughest surfaces in low-fusing ceramic material (Om-AUG, Om-POL).


Implant Dentistry | 2001

Treatment of a microvascular reconstructed mandible using an implant-supported fixed partial denture: case report.

Mehmet Dalkiz; Bedri Beydemir; Yılmaz Günaydın

Oral rehabilitation of patients with mandibular discontinuity defects is a problem that faces both the oral surgeon and the restorative dentist. Advances in microvascular surgery can provide the mandible with vital bone grafts. Often, reconstruction of the bony defect alone does not guarantee an adequate foundation for successful conventional prosthetic rehabilitation. Osseointegrated implants placed in the microvascularized grafted bone offer an opportunity for improved function and patient satisfaction. This case report describes the use of an implant-supported bridge in a vascularized fibular bone graft to reconstruct a traumatic partially resected mandible.


European Oral Research | 1995

GAPO SENDROMU*-GAPO SYNDROME

Mehmet Dalkiz; Cumhur Kilinç; Kürşat Eser; Davut Gül

Ozet Bu calismada buyume gecikmesi, alopesi, pseudoano-donti ve optik atrofi belirtileriyle karakterize nadir gorulen GAPO Sendrumlu uc hasta bildirilmis, klinik ve laboratuvar bulgulari tartisilmistir. Anahtar sozcukler: Alopesi, pseudoanodonti, gelisim geriligi, kollagen, hidroksiprolin. Abstract In this study, three patients with the GAPO syndrome which is rarely seen and characterized by growth retardation, alopecia, pseudoanodontia, and optic atrophy are described and (their clinical and laboratory findings are discussed. Key words: Alopecia, pseudoanodontia, growth retardation, collagen, hydroxyproline.


Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry | 2006

Resistance of three new esthetic post-and-core systems to compressive loading.

Faruk Taner Dilmener; Cumhur Sipahi; Mehmet Dalkiz


Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery | 2001

Recurrent osseous choristoma of the masseter muscle: Case report

Mehmet Dalkiz; Riza Hakan Yurdakul; Emre Pakdemirli; Bedri Beydemir


European Journal of Dentistry | 2007

Esthetic rehabilitation of bilateral geminated teeth: a case report.

Süha Türkaslan; Hasan Suat Gökçe; Mehmet Dalkiz


Quintessence International | 2006

Effects of different retraction medicaments on gingival tissue

Eralp A. Akca; Erhan Yildirim; Mehmet Dalkiz; Hüsnü Yavuzyilmaz; Bedri Beydemir


Journal of Oral Rehabilitation | 2006

The effect of two fibre impregnation methods on the cytotoxicity of a glass and carbon fibre-reinforced acrylic resin denture base material on oral epithelial cells and fibroblasts.

Cumhur Sipahi; Jülide Özen; A. Ugur Ural; Mehmet Dalkiz; Bedri Beydemir


Journal of Oral Rehabilitation | 2002

A calculation of stress distribution in metal–porcelain crowns by using three-dimensional finite element method

Halil Aykul; M. Toparli; Mehmet Dalkiz


Journal of Oral Rehabilitation | 2005

In vitro IL-1beta release from gingival fibroblasts in response to pure metals, dental alloys and ceramic.

Jülide Özen; A. Atay; Bedri Beydemir; M. A. Serdar; A. U. Ural; Mehmet Dalkiz; Y. Soysal

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Bedri Beydemir

Military Medical Academy

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Jülide Özen

Military Medical Academy

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Cumhur Sipahi

Military Medical Academy

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Arzu Atay

Military Medical Academy

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Erol Akin

Military Medical Academy

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