Biohazards risks caused by prosthodontics-related materials

Abstract

Manufactured dental materials for permanent restorations are intended to be stable and insoluble, yet they fall short of this objective. Small amounts of dissolved components necessitate advanced analytical equipment for their detection. Miniscule levels of components that leach from permanent dental restorative materials are extremely unlikely to induce local or systemic toxicity. To elucidate the numerous safety concerns and frequency of adverse reactions in general dentistry, including prosthodontic treatment, it is necessary to conduct dependable study employing sound methods.