text: Yo, check it out, I got a study to share,
  Investigating bond strength, let me make it clear.
  Hardened plastic teeth, acrylic resin teeth,
  Comparing 'em all, gonna drop some heat.
  
  Microwave-curing, conventional heat-curing,
  And 4-META-containing denture base resins, exploring.
  Grinding and monomer coating, we took a look,
  At the tooth ridge lap, see what it took.
  
  Plastic denture teeth, microwave resin's the best,
  Higher bond strength, outshine the rest.
  All denture base resins, a stronger bond we found,
  With hardened plastic teeth, tooth ridge lap's renowned.
  
  Acrylic resin teeth, a different story to tell,
  No increased bond strength, as far as we can tell.
  But with tooth ridge lap treatment, something new,
  Reduced scattering, a better view.
  
  Hardened plastic teeth, monomer coating's a game,
  Increased base resin fracture, things ain't the same.
  Acrylic resin teeth, no specific pattern seen,
  Fracture in the resin, that's where it's been.
  
  Mostly acrylic resin teeth, they took the hit,
  Fracture occurred, couldn't handle the spit.
  These results show, in a dental way,
  Bond strength gets stronger, grinding and coating, hey!
  
  So there you have it, the study's complete,
  Bond strength of denture teeth, a solid feat.
  Microwave-curing and 4-META-containing base,
  Boosted by grinding and coating, that's the case.