Assessment of the surface hardness of high-impact polymethylmethacrylate following long-term dipping in clove oil solution
Abstract
Clove oil disinfects polymethylmethacrylate. Post-clove oil solution immersion high-impact polymethylmethacrylate surface hardness was examined. Thirty high-impact polymethylmethacrylate specimens were used and divided into control, 2% clove oil solution, and 6% clove oil solution groups. Shore-D tester measured surface hardness. Data was analyzed using the Shapiro-Wilk test, one-way ANOVA at 5% significance, using the SPSS software. The highest surface hardness mean was 6% (80.07), followed by 2% (79.96) and control (79.93). In this study, clove oil didn't affect surface hardness. 2% and 6% groups had similar surface hardness to the control group.
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