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Novel glass polyalkenoate cements for biomedical applications
Contract number
BRE2-CT920349 Proposal number
BE-6062
Start date
01-Jan-93 Duration
4 years
RTD programme
Brite-EuRam
Budget ECU
683000, 50% from EC
Coordinator
Dr R Hill

Organisation
University of Limerick

Department
Department of Materials Science & Technology
Street
Plassey Technology Park
City
Limerick
Country
Ireland Postcode
n/a
Telephone
353 61 202626 Fax
353 61 338172
Email
robert.hill@ul.ie
Web_address
n/a
Partner
University of Sheffield, UK
Partner
Royal Free Hospital, UK
Partner
ESPE/IONOS, DE (endorser)
Partner
De Trey entsply, DE (endorser)
Partner
PSP Dental Co Ltd, UK (endorser)
Partner
AHC Ltd, UK (endorser)
Summary
The project was targeted at discovering new posterior dental fillings,

bioactive bone cement prostheses and in-situ setting bond substitute

material.
Achievements
1. Improvement in the fracture toughness of glass polyalkenoate

cements from ?0.5Mpa/m to 1.40MPa/m.

2. This will be of benefit in the development of posterior

fillings/amalgam replacements and also the development of an

adhesive for bonding orthodontic brackets

3. Development of an Adhesive cement for cochlear implants 

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