Covalent adaptable networks as dental restorative resins: Stress relaxation by addition–fragmentation chain transfer in allyl sulfide-containing resins

Add time:07/25/2019    Source:sciencedirect.com

ObjectivesThe aim is to demonstrate significant polymerization shrinkage stress reduction in model resins through incorporation of addition–fragmentation chain transfer moieties that promote network stress accommodation by molecular rearrangement. Monomers containing allyl sulfide linkages are incorporated to affect the shrinkage stress that arises during photopolymerization of model resins that contain an initiator and dimethacrylates. Radical-mediated allyl sulfide addition–fragmentation is enabled during polymerization. We hypothesize that allyl sulfide incorporation into methacrylate polymerizations promotes stress relaxation by enabling network adaptation.

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