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Effects of Reinforcement Materials and Mechanical Retention on the Flexural Strength and Deflection of Repaired Denture Base Resin.
Summary: Fake teeth, also known as dentures, can easily break, especially for older adults. Fixing them so they stay strong is very important. Scientists tested different ways to glue broken denture pieces back together to see which worked best. They tried using just plastic resin, adding a special primer liquid, and putting in metal wires or mesh. They found that just using the plastic made a very weak fix. But, using the primer liquid along with two straight metal wires made the broken denture almost as strong as a brand new one! This means dentists can use metal wires to make sure fixed dentures don't easily break again.
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