ArticleEuropean journal of oral sciences2026
Improving fatigue resistance of translucent 4Y-PSZ zirconia through glass gradation.
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To evaluate the effect of graded glass infiltration on the fatigue behavior and mechanical reliability of translucent 4Y-PSZ zirconia before and after hydrothermal aging, disc-shaped specimens were fabricated by uniaxial pressing and divided into control and glass-graded groups (n = 36/group). Glass infiltration was performed on pre-sintered specimens followed by final sintering, and half of the specimens from each group underwent hydrothermal aging (134°C, 2.2 bar, 20 h). Microstructure and phase composition were assessed by scanning electron microscopy and x-ray diffraction. Mechanical performance was evaluated using step-stress accelerated life testing, with Weibull statistics, reliability analysis, and inverse power-law modeling. Glass-graded specimens demonstrated higher reliability and characteristic strength (≈330 MPa increase) with similar Weibull modulus compared to controls. The inverse power-law parameter α
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