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Evaluating the Probability of Survival and Damage Mechanisms of Resin Matrix Ceramics: Insights Into Wear Progression and Surface Damage Under Fatigue
Objective: This study evaluated the probability of survival, failure modes, and fatigue-induced wear progression, as well as assessed damage tolerance under simulated mastication in two resin matrix ceramics (polymer-infiltrated ceramic networks (PICN) and resin nanoceramic (RNC)). Methodology: Spec
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