Purpose: In this study, thermal properties were observed by measuring the extent of thermal expansion and the amount of thermal residue that appears upon burnout on a workpiece made by using a dental digital light processing (DLP) three-dimensional (3D) printer. Methods: Thermal properties of workpieces manufactured by using two 3D printers were observed. The specimens were designed in cylindrical form with dimensions 10 mm in diameter and 10 mm in height. The control specimen was made of wax, and the experimental specimen was made of resin. The thermal expansion rate was measured by applying heat to three types of specimens, and burnout residue was measured. Results: The thermal expansion rate of the wax pattern (WP) specimen was 0.93%±0.05%, of the RP1 specimen was 1.30%±0.08%, and of the RP2 specimen was 1.20%±0.09%. Measuring the recovered residue yielded residual amounts of 0.2% for the WP specimen, 1.1% for the RP2 specimen, and 1.8% for the RP1 specimen. Conclusion: 1. From measurements of the workpieces manufactured by dental DLP 3D printing, the thermal expansion rate was found to be higher than that of wax. 2. As a result of measuring burnout residues on the workpieces manufactured by dental DLP 3D printing, the required summoning temperature to obtain suitable castings was determined to >750℃.
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Abstract INTRODUCTION MATERIALS AND METHODS 1. 실험 재료 2. 시편 제작 3. 가공체의 열팽창률 측정 4. 가공체의 소환 온도에 따른 잔류물 관찰 5. 가공체의 소환 잔류물량 측정 RESULTS 1. 가공체의 열팽창률 측정 2. 가공체의 소환 온도에 따른 잔류물 관찰 3. 가공체의 소환잔류물량 측정 DISCUSSION CONCLUSIONS CONFLICT OF INTEREST ORCID REFERENCES
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Digital light processingResinThermal expansionThermal propertyThree- dimensional printer