Polycarboxylate Cementation
Polycarboxylate Cementation is a type of dental luting agent application that belongs to the class of resin-free, aqueous-based cements, distinguished by its use of polyacrylic acid as the primary liquid component to chemically bond with tooth structure and set through an acid-base reaction with zinc or other metal oxides.
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Technical University of Munich
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Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis
Indianapolis, United States
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China National Petroleum Corporation (China)
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University Dental Hospital of Manchester
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Tongji University
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Wuhan University of Technology
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Tianjin University
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University of Toronto
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