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In a comparative corrosion test specimen were produced from eleven different amalgams using two different plugging pressures and were exposed to two different corrosive solutions. As was to be expected containing amalgams corroded the most. A more accurate differentiation between the individual non gamma 2 amalgams and the two different plugging pressures was only possible with the stronger corrosive solution. Therefore this solution seemed to be better suited for a standardized corrosion test according to DIN 13904, part 2. The greater plugging pressure inhibits corrosion especially in badly corroding amalgams. This seems to be due to the limited diffusion which is the result of a smaller pore size.
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
December 1981,
Scandinavian journal of dental research,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
January 1970,
Revista da Associacao Paulista de Cirurgioes Dentistas,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
November 1985,
Deutsche zahnarztliche Zeitschrift,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
September 1980,
Journal of biomedical materials research,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
January 1984,
Zahn-, Mund-, und Kieferheilkunde mit Zentralblatt,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
January 1971,
Journal of dental research,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
September 1980,
Revue belge de medecine dentaire. Belgisch tijdschrift voor tandheelkunde,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
July 1969,
Tandlaegebladet,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
March 1970,
Acta odontologica Scandinavica,
G Meyer, and
M Tewes, and
A Wiesner, and
H Nägerl
December 1986,
Scandinavian journal of dental research,
