G. Zellweger | Semantic Scholar

Wear of ceramic and antagonist--a systematic evaluation of influencing factors in vitro.

Fracture frequency of all-ceramic crowns during dynamic loading in a chewing simulator using different loading and luting protocols.

A comparison of three different methods for the quantification of the in vitro wear of dental materials.

Influence of the antagonist material on the wear of different composites using two different wear simulation methods.

The relationship between physical parameters and wear of dental composites

Wear of an ion-releasing powder/liquid polymer resin in relation to that of glass-ionomer and conventional resin composites.

The Ivoclar wear method moderately correlates with clinical wear and resin-based materials should be chosen over resin-modified or conventional glass-ionomer cements for the restoration of posterior Class II and large Class I restorations.

[Experiences in the treatment of malleolar spiral fractures of the fibula of the Lauge-Hansen supination eversion type].