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... > Chemical Actions and Uses > Specialty Uses of Chemicals > Biomedical and Dental Materials > Dental Materials > Dental Alloys > Metal Ceramic Alloys > Cermet Cements
... > Technology, Industry, and Agriculture > Manufactured Materials > Biomedical and Dental Materials > Dental Materials > Dental Alloys > Metal Ceramic Alloys > Cermet Cements
... > Chemical Actions and Uses > Specialty Uses of Chemicals > Biomedical and Dental Materials > Alloys > Metal Ceramic Alloys > Cermet Cements
... > Technology, Industry, and Agriculture > Manufactured Materials > Biomedical and Dental Materials > Alloys > Metal Ceramic Alloys > Cermet Cements
Inorganic Chemicals > Metals > Alloys > Metal Ceramic Alloys > Cermet Cements
... > Chemical Actions and Uses > Specialty Uses of Chemicals > Biomedical and Dental Materials > Dental Materials > Dental Cements > Glass Ionomer Cements > Cermet Cements
... > Technology, Industry, and Agriculture > Manufactured Materials > Biomedical and Dental Materials > Dental Materials > Dental Cements > Glass Ionomer Cements > Cermet Cements

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Cermet Cements  

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  • Cermet

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  • Fluoride-releasing restorative materials made by the sintering of metal (usually silver) particles to glass ionomer powder. Glass ionomers are fluoride-releasing cements that are not very durable. Sintering of the metal particles is a means of improving those physical properties that will make the glass ionomer cement more durable.

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