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Ni-Cr-Mo Alloy for Dental Prostheses with Low Melting Temperature

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Ni-Cr alloys are popular for dental prostheses for the reason of economy and few better characteristics in comparison to expensive gold based alloys. However, Ni-Cr alloy developed locally has higher melting point around 1400°C as compared to that of proprietary alloys. The Ni-Cr alloys contain major alloying elements in following range: 50-80 % Ni, 10-30 % Cr, 3-10 % Mo. Minor addition is made to have requisite properties suitable for dental prostheses. In this work investigation was carried out to find out optimum chemistry to have melting point of the alloy in the range of 1100-1200°C without compromising the requisite mechanical properties. Developed alloy was characterized using Scanning Electron Microscope, Inductive Coupled Spark Plasma, Hardness Tester and Differential Scanning Calorimetry. Results were analyzed and acceptable samples tested at dental labs for trial use and suitability for dental prostheses.

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Advanced Materials – XV

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 778)

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301-305

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September 2018

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Ali Haider*, Omar Farooq Azam, Muhammad Talha, Saleem Akhtar

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Castability, Dental Casting Alloy, Dental Restoration, Fusion Point, Ni-Cr-Mo

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