Research

3D printing

What additive manufacturing brings to restorative materials. Comparing printed, milled and conventionally fabricated restorations, and how the production method affects biocompatibility, color and surface properties. Where printed restorations fit in clinical use.

3 publications in this area

3. 74

   Biocompatibility of printed, milled, and conventionally fabricated indirect resin-based restorative materials: an in vitro comparative study

   Atay A., Samiloglu D. C. A., Sismanoglu S., Yildirim Z., Usumez A.

   Odontology. 2026.

   [SCI-Expanded] [Scopus] [DOI]

4. 71

   Color and surface properties of conventional, injectable, and 3D-printed resin composites for anterior restorations: influence of a surface sealant.

   Sismanoglu S.

   Odontology. 2026.

   [SCI-Expanded] [Scopus] [DOI]

5. 69

   Comparative evaluation of different bleaching agents on the color stability, hardness and surface roughness of indirect esthetic restorative materials with different manufacturing methods

   Atay A., Canpolat D., Sismanoglu S., Usumez A.

   BMC Oral Health. 2026;26(1).

   [SCI-Expanded] [Scopus] [DOI]