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See Latest ArticlesBrittleness index of machinable dental materials and its relation to the marginal chipping factor
Journal of Dentistry, 11/27/07
Tsitrou, E.A., et al. - The machinability of a material can be measured with the calculation of its brittleness index (BI). It is possible that different materials with different BI could produce restorations with varied marginal integrity...The BI and CF could be both regarded as indicators of a material's machinability. Within the limitations of this study it was shown that as the BI increases so does the potential for marginal chipping, indicating that the BI of a material can be used as a predictor of the CF
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