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ZWR - Das Deutsche Zahnärzteblatt 2021; 130(03): 93-97
DOI: 10.1055/a-1389-3712
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3-s-Belichtung – Rückkehr zu alten, gescheiterten Belichtungskonzepten oder doch eine moderne, effektive Polymerisation?

Nicoleta Ilie
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Ulrich Lohbauer
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Martin Rosentritt
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Eine Kompositfüllung schnell und effizient auszuhärten, wurde von Beginn der Entwicklung lichthärtender, kunststoffbasierter Komposite an stringent eingefordert. Der folgende Beitrag präsentiert die wichtigsten wissenschaftlichen Kenntnisse zum Thema schnelle Polymerisation dieser Materialklasse, verweist auf die Misserfolge der Vergangenheit und stellt moderne Perspektiven vor. Die Vorteile einer RAFT-Polymerisation (Reversible Addition Fragmentation Chain Transfer) und der Übertrag aus der Polymerchemie in moderne Dental-Komposite werden beschrieben.

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15 March 2021

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