Abstract

Several soft lining materials are available at present that differ in physical and mechanical properties. To examine the feasibility of soft lining materials used as so-called “tissue conditioners,” the properties of soft lining materials were investigated by using a static creep test and a pressure distribution test. Six typical materials were used. The pressure on the testing plate was distributed uniformly on the soft lining materials. The soft lining material acted as a cushion for the external forces. However, the variation of pressures increased with time in the cases of Hydro-cast and Softone materials, but decreased with time in the case of Coe-comfort material.

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