DAFTAR PUSTAKA KOMPOSIT

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Blackwell Publishing., p 196 – 213; 216 – 224; 225 – 238.
2. Schmalz Gottfried and Bindslev DA, 2009. Biocompatibility of Dental
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1. Schmalz Gottfried and Bindslev DA, 2009. Biocompatibility of Dental

Materials., Berlin: Springer., p 141 – 147; 160 – 164; 166 - 174.
2. Nicholson Johnw, 2002. The Chemistry of Medical and Dental Materials.,
UK: RS.C., p 158 - 161.
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Michigan: Quintessence Publishing., p 167 – 169; 232 – 254 (Chapter 9).
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8. Gladwin Marcia and Bagby Michael, 2013. Clinical Aspects of Dental
Material., 4th edition., Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer., p 94 – 103; 104 - 107
(Chapter 7).
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1. Schmalz Gottfried and Bindslev DA, 2009. Biocompatibility of Dental

Materials., Berlin: Springer., p 149 – 156.
2. Nicholson Johnw, 2002. The Chemistry of Medical and Dental Materials.,
UK: RS.C., p 161 - 179.
3. Sakaguchi RL and Powers JM, 2012. Craig’s Restorative Dental Materials.,
United States: Elsevier., p 182 - 190; 152 - 155.
4. O’Brien William, 2002. Dental Materials and Their Selection., 3rd edition.,
Michigan: Quintessence Publishing., p 255 - 270.
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CRC Press., p 238 - 246.
6. Anusavice Kenneth J., 2007. Phillips’ Science of Dental Materials., 11th
edition., St. Louis; Elsevier., p 471 - 479.
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Materials., UK: Elsevier., Chapter 9 and 10.
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Jaypee Brother Medical Publishers., p 66 – 75.
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Material., 4th edition., Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer., p 103 - 104.
10. Mitchell Christina, 2008. Dental Material In Operative Dentistry., London:
Quintessence Publishing., p 73 - 92 (Chapter 4).
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1. Schmalz Gottfried and Bindslev DA, 2009. Biocompatibility of Dental

Materials., Berlin: Springer., p 177 - 185.
2. Sakaguchi RL and Powers JM, 2012. Craig’s Restorative Dental Materials.,
United States: Elsevier., p 253 - 272.
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CRC Press., p 546 - 567.
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Materials., UK: Elsevier., Chapter 22.
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311 - 352.
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KOMPOSIT
Kelompok 1  Referensi 1 dan 2
Kelompok 2  Referensi 3, 4 dan 5
Kelompok 3  Referensi 5
Kelompok 4  Referensi 6 dan 7
Kelompok 5  Referensi 8
Kelompok 6  Referensi 10 dan 13

CEMENT
Kelompok 1  Referensi 4 dan 6
Kelompok 2  Referensi 1, 7 dan 8
Kelompok 3  Referensi 6 dan 7
Kelompok 4  Referensi 4, 5 dan 7
Kelompok 5  Referensi 3, 4 dan 5
Kelompok 6  Referensi 2, 3 dan 4
Kelompok 7  Referensi 1, 2 dan 3

GIC
Kelompok 1  Referensi 3, 4 dan 5
Kelompok 2  Referensi 7 dan 10
Kelompok 3  Referensi 1, 2 dan 3
Kelompok 4  Referensi 7 dan 9
Kelompok 5  Referensi 7 dan 8
Kelompok 6  Referensi 2, 3 dan 4
Kelompok 7  Referensi 4, 5 dan 6
PORCELAIN
Kelompok 1  Referensi 4, 5 dan 12
Kelompok 2  Referensi 3, 4 dan 11
Kelompok 3  Referensi 6, 7 dan 13
Kelompok 4  Referensi 1, 2 dan 9
Kelompok 5  Referensi 7, 8 dan 12
Kelompok 6  Referensi 5, 6 dan 13
Kelompok 7  Referensi 2, 3 dan 10