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<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>Technical description<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> – the new veneer<strong>in</strong>g composite


Frogg<strong>in</strong>’ good.<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> – the new veneer<strong>in</strong>g composite.<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> is a light-cur<strong>in</strong>g composite designed for high-quality aesthetic veneers on metal and non-metal frameworks. Thematerial has excellent physical properties and offers impressive shade and shape reproduction even <strong>in</strong> situations wherespace is at a premium.Indications• Inlays, onlays and veneers• Anterior and posterior crowns withoutmetal frameworks• Veneer<strong>in</strong>g of fixed crowns and bridgeswith metal frameworks• Restorations with telescope crownsand precision attachmentsIngredients<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> Cervical Modifier, Dent<strong>in</strong>e, Incisal, Transpa Accent:• Dimethacrylic acid esters• Pyrogenic silicic acid (silanized)• Organic/<strong>in</strong>organic pre-polymerisates• Rheology modifiers• Inorganic pigments (non-cadmium)• Camphor ch<strong>in</strong>one• StabilizersFiller: 55 % w/wFiller material: GlassResults of <strong>in</strong>dependent studies:Colour stabilityIn a sta<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g test, <strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> composite exhibitedgood colour stability <strong>in</strong> the presence ofcoffee and saffron. Test specimens wereimmersed <strong>in</strong> boil<strong>in</strong>g liquid conta<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g therespective substance and kept there for16 hours, then visually compared withuntreated orig<strong>in</strong>al specimens. The testspecimens were rated on a scale from 0to 5, with 0 <strong>in</strong>dicat<strong>in</strong>g no discolouration and5 <strong>in</strong>dicat<strong>in</strong>g extreme discolouration.Compared to products A, B and C, <strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>composite exhibited only m<strong>in</strong>or discolouration.Rank 0-5Dent<strong>in</strong>e discolouration<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> Product A Product B Product CMaterialCoffeeSaffron


<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>˘EUV resistance <strong>in</strong> ˘E<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> Product A Product B Product CMaterial<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>Product AProduct BProduct CUV resistanceThe <strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> composite was tested for UVresistance accord<strong>in</strong>g to the ISO 7491standard. Test specimens were preparedpursuant to the requirements of the standard,then one-half of each specimen was coveredwith alum<strong>in</strong>ium foil and the specimenexposed to UV light for 72 hours. Onconclusion of the test<strong>in</strong>g period, the colourdeviations between the covered and thenon-covered parts of the specimens weremeasured. Colour discrepancies weredeterm<strong>in</strong>ed based on ∆E values: the smallerthe value found, the more UV-resistant thematerial. Compared to other products, <strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>composite exhibited very low values,<strong>in</strong>dicat<strong>in</strong>g that it is particularly UV-resistant.GPaElastic modulus, GPa<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>Product AProduct BElastic modulusThe elastic modulus <strong>in</strong>dicates how elastic amaterial is. It is def<strong>in</strong>ed as the slope of thestress-stra<strong>in</strong> curve <strong>in</strong> the elastic deformationregion. The lower the elastic modulus, thehigher the elasticity of the material. <strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>composite was shown to have a lowerelastic modulus than products A or B,<strong>in</strong>dicat<strong>in</strong>g a high level of elasticity of thecomposite, which is a clear advantage <strong>in</strong>terms of safety and longevity.<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> Product A Product BMaterialmm?Abrasion <strong>in</strong> mm?<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>Product AProduct BAbrasion resistance<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> composite alloy is characterized byexcellent abrasion resistance, which wasshown with<strong>in</strong> the framework of an <strong>in</strong>-vitrostudy on wear (comparison of two media) <strong>in</strong>a Willytec chew<strong>in</strong>g simulator. Testspecimens were exposed to 120,000chew<strong>in</strong>g cycles (at a frequency of 1.6 Hz) ata force of 50 N and a lateral movement of0.7 mm. The result <strong>in</strong>dicates the volumeloss of the restoration <strong>in</strong> mm³. A highabrasion resistance helps preserve thecontact po<strong>in</strong>ts and elim<strong>in</strong>ate material losses.<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> Product A Product BMaterial


<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>70034/0809/KHLast revision: 09/2008Flexural strengthCompared with other products, <strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>composite exhibited excellent flexuralstrength even after ag<strong>in</strong>g. Test specimenswere prepared and tests performedaccord<strong>in</strong>g to the ISO 10477 standard. Priorto the measurements, the test specimenswere stored <strong>in</strong> water at 37 °C for 24 hours.They were then tested <strong>in</strong> a Zwick Universal1455 universal test<strong>in</strong>g unit, load<strong>in</strong>g thespecimens until fracture. The load atfracture was measured <strong>in</strong> MPa.MPaFlexural strength <strong>in</strong> MPa<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>Product AProduct B<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> Product A Product BMaterialFlexural strength test<strong>in</strong>g after ag<strong>in</strong>g wasperformed accord<strong>in</strong>g to the requirements ofthe U.S. Food and Drug Adm<strong>in</strong>istration(FDA). Test specimens were stored at 37 °C<strong>in</strong> a 75 % solution of ethanol and water forone week. The test results <strong>in</strong>dicated that theflexural strength of <strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> is reta<strong>in</strong>ed evenafter protracted storage <strong>in</strong> an ethanol/watersolution at elevated temperatures.MPaFlexural strength after ag<strong>in</strong>g <strong>in</strong> MPa<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong>Product AProduct B<strong>in</strong>:<strong>joy</strong> Product A Product BMaterialFor more <strong>in</strong>formation: www.dentsply-degudent.de<strong>DeguDent</strong> GmbHA Dentsply International CompanyP.O. Box 1364 · D-63403 Hanau · Germany

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