Alloys based on cobalt or nickel, especially for preparing dental prostheses
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Jul 10, 1984
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Nov 1, 1982
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Mar 3, 1981
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A cobalt-or nickel-base alloy, which is especially suited for the preparation of dental prostheses, because it is sufficiently corrosion-and wear-resistant, cold-formable, and colorfast and has good castability, the possesses the strength properties of the noble metal alloys known from dental technology. The alloy contains in addition to the base metal 10-50% (wt.) chromium and 0.2-4.5% (wt.) gallium. The new alloys can additionally contain 0.05-0.08% (wt.) lanthanum, 0.03-0.1% (wt.) neodymium, and 1.0-6.0% (wt.) molybdenum. Due to its elasticity and low density the alloy is particularly suited for firm, i.e. firmly anchored dental prostheses. However, it is also best suited for the production of base plates, anchoring clamps and clamping systems of removable dental prostheses. Since the alloy does not contain any noble metal, the ingredients can be easily procured and the production costs are only a fraction of the costs of noble metal alloys.
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