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27 February 2008 Microspectral analysis with laser in microleakage evaluation between infrastructure and veneer materials in fixed partial dentures
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Proceedings Volume 6843, Lasers in Dentistry XIV; 68430Q (2008) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.764990
Event: SPIE BiOS, 2008, San Jose, California, United States
Abstract
The microleakage at the interface between the metal infrastructure and the veneering part of the fixed partial dentures are a common problem of aesthetic dentistry. It is possible to use the method of laser microspectral analysis for investigations of microleakage at the metal-veneering material interfaces in fixed partial prostheses. The laser microspectral analysis device LMA-10 (Carl Zeiss, Jena) was used equipped with a diffraction spectrometer PGS-2 (Carl Zeiss, Jena). Different fixed partial dentures were used to determine the microleakage between the metal infrastructure and the veneering material. The distribution of chemical elements at interface infiltration was investigated, making a series of craters and establishing the spectra of the vapours emitted from the craters. Data was gathered in various tables of chemical elements showing the quality and the quantity of microleakage. The laser microspectral analysis is a punctual method of analysis, which allows to investigate small quantities of materials of around 0.1 μg. This method allows to establish the content of atoms and molecules and to perform semi-quantitative and quantitative analysis. By this method it is possible to establish trace elements, i. e. with concentration of ppm (parts per million).
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Meda L. Negrutiu, Cosmin Sinescu M.D., Gheorghe Draganescu, Carmen Todea D.D.S., Dorin Dodenciu, and Roxana Rominu "Microspectral analysis with laser in microleakage evaluation between infrastructure and veneer materials in fixed partial dentures", Proc. SPIE 6843, Lasers in Dentistry XIV, 68430Q (27 February 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.764990
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KEYWORDS
Laser dentistry

Pulsed laser operation

Chemical elements

Electrodes

Interfaces

Chemical species

Plasma

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