Yeni Nesil Zirkonya Seramikler

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Tuba Yılmaz Savaş

Özet

Estetik dental beklentilerin artmasıyla birlikte, geleneksel metal destekli seramiklerin yerini alan zirkonya altyapılı restorasyonlarda en büyük sorun, üst yapı porseleninin (veneer) ufalanması ve kırılmasıdır. Bu klinik teknik komplikasyonların önüne geçebilmek adına veneer porselen gerektirmeyen, doğrudan anatomik formda kullanılabilen monolitik zirkonya restorasyonlar geliştirilmiştir. Monolitik zirkonyanın geliştirilme sürecinde temel hedef, materyalin ışık geçirgenliğini (translusensi) artırarak estetik görünümü iyileştirmek olmuştur. Bu doğrultuda kimyasal bileşimleri, özellikle de yapılarındaki itriyum oksit (Y₂O₃) oranları ve kristal faz içerikleri değiştirilerek mekanik ve optik özelliklerine göre dört farklı nesil zirkonya seramik üretilmiştir. Birinci ve ikinci nesiller yüksek kırılma dayanımına sahip ancak opak iken; üçüncü ve dördüncü nesillerde artırılan itriyum içeriği ve kübik kristal fazı sayesinde ışık geçirgenliği ve estetik optimize edilmiş, buna karşın mekanik dayanım bir miktar azalmıştır. Günümüzde üreticiler, monokromatik blokların yanı sıra estetik geçiş sağlayan multilayer (katmanlı) ve hibrit zirkonya bloklar da sunmaktadır. Cam içermeyen kimyasal yapıları nedeniyle zirkonyanın rezin simanlarla adeziv bağlanması için Al₂O₃ ile kumlama gibi mekanik ön işlemler ile 10-MDP içeren fonksiyonel monomerlerin kimyasal etkileşiminden yararlanılan sistemler kombine olarak önerilmektedir. Monolitik zirkonyanın antagonist dişlerde oluşturabileceği aşınmayı en aza indirmek için klinik uyumlamaların ardından yüzeyin ideal şekilde cilalanması ve glaze edilmesi kritik öneme sahiptir. Klinisyenlerin uzun dönemli klinik başarı için bu nesillerin endikasyonlarını ve kimyasal yapılarını iyi bilmesi gerekmektedir.

With the increasing aesthetic dental expectations, the biggest problem in zirconia-based restorations, which have replaced traditional metal-supported ceramics, is the chipping and fracturing of the veneering porcelain. To prevent these clinical technical complications, monolithic zirconia restorations that do not require veneering porcelain and can be used directly in anatomical form have been developed. In the development process of monolithic zirconia, the main objective has been to improve the aesthetic appearance by increasing the translucency of the material. In this direction, four different generations of zirconia ceramics have been produced according to their mechanical and optical properties by modifying their chemical compositions, especially the yttrium oxide (Y₂O₃) ratios and crystal phase contents. While the first and second generations have high fracture toughness but are opaque, the increased yttrium content and cubic crystal phase in the third and fourth generations have optimized translucency and aesthetics, although mechanical strength has decreased to some extent. Today, manufacturers offer monochromatic blocks as well as multilayer and hybrid zirconia blocks providing aesthetic transitions. Due to their glass-free chemical structure, systems combining mechanical pretreatments like sandblasting with Al₂O₃ and the chemical interaction of functional monomers containing 10-MDP are recommended for adhesive bonding of zirconia with resin cements. To minimize the wear that monolithic zirconia can cause on antagonist teeth, ideal polishing and glazing of the surface after clinical adjustments are of critical importance. Clinicians must be well-informed about the indications and chemical structures of these generations for long-term clinical success.

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