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OBJECTIVE To study the mechanical properties of microwave-cured polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) denture base resins. METHODS Using experiment research, the mechanical properties of microwave-cured and water bath-cured PMMA materials were compared. RESULTS The microwave-cured acrylic strips had equal or better mechanical properties than conventionally processed strips. CONCLUSIONS The microwave-cured denture materials satisfies the requirements of the prosthetic clinic.
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