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Comparison of the tensile bond strength of high-noble, noble, and base metal alloys bonded to enamel.

Comparison of bond strength of commercially pure titanium and nickel chromium alloy with three different luting cements: an in-vitro study

Base metal alloys with nickel and chromium, form excessive oxide layers that may increase the risk of porcelain fracture.

Effect of multiple firings on shear bond strength of feldspathic porcelain to base metal alloys: an in-vitro study

Two copper and beryllium free, commercially available Ni-Cr (Wiron 99 and Remanium CSe), base metal dental alloys were tested in this study, because base metal alloys containing copper and beryllium are more prone to corrosion [8, 9].

Evaluating cytotoxicity of recycled Ni-Cr dental casting alloys--an in vitro study

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