Surface Polishability
Surface Polishability is a material property that denotes the capacity of a restorative material to achieve a smooth, glossy surface finish through mechanical abrasion, distinguishing it from related surface characteristics by its specific focus on the efficacy and quality of polishability as a function of the material’s microstructural homogeneity and hardness.
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Jilin University
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The University of Osaka
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Southern University of Science and Technology
Shenzhen, China
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