ArticleInternational journal of dentistry2025
The Effect of Erosion on Optical Properties and Surface Texture of Stained Lithium Disilicate Restorations.
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Objective: To evaluate the surface topography, color stability, and translucency of stained lithium disilicate ceramics after immersion in simulated gastric acid. Materials and Methods: Twenty specimens were prepared from Amber Mill: HASS lithium disilicate ceramic blocks and divided into two groups ( Results: Acid exposure significantly affected the color of both groups ( Conclusion: Simulated gastric acid adversely affected the color and surface integrity of lithium disilicate ceramics stained with IPS Ivocolor more than those treated with GC Initial Spectrum. The latter demonstrated greater resistance to acidic conditions and may offer better long-term performance in patients at risk of intrinsic acid exposure.
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