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Posted 11-02-2009 at 09:55 AM by Black Rose
  • They contain silica particles with a mean diameter of only 0.04μm(microfillers).
  • They have a prepolymerized blocks of resin containing a higher filler loading of silica.
  • These blocks are ground up to give particles of resin-silica which were then mixed into more resin to form pastes of appropriate viscosity for clinical use.
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