This in turn adds to the consensus and thus, milled PMMA should be used in practice, especially in the load-bearing posterior tooth regions of the jaw for temporary crown fabrication.[ 32 ] However, in clinical practice, the required flexural strength of these temporary crown resins has not been standardized yet and this difference may or may not be significant clinically.
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Comparative analysis of various temporary computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing polymethyl methacrylate crown materials based on color stability, flexural strength, and surface roughness: An <i>in vitro</i> study.
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