ArticleJournal of functional biomaterials2026
Impact of Post-Curing Exposure Time on the Dimensional Fidelity of 3D-Printed Provisional Crowns: A Root Mean Square (RMS) Evaluation.
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Abstract
backgroundDimensional stability during post-curing exposure time is critical for the clinical success of 3D-printed restorations. This study evaluates how different post-curing protocols affect the accuracy of provisional crowns.
methodsFifty-four provisional crowns (
resultsRMS values showed a numerical, but not statistically significant, increase with longer post-curing times (
conclusionsAlthough no statistically significant differences were observed, shorter post-curing times were associated with lower RMS values and may help preserve dimensional accuracy. Further studies with larger subgroup sizes are needed to confirm these trends.
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