Marginal adaptation of contemporary dentin bonding agents in enamel and dentin under the simulation of dentinal fluid

Bortolotto Ibarra, Tissiana; Ferrari, Marco; Onisor, Ioana Maria; Tay, Franklin; Krejci, Ivo

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Marginal adaptation of contemporary dentin bonding agents in enamel and dentin under the simulation of dentinal fluid

ContributorsBortolotto Ibarra, Tissiana

; Ferrari, Marco; Onisor, Ioana Maria; Tay, Franklin; Krejci, Ivo

Published inDentistry South Africa, vol. 7, no. 5, p. 46-56

Publication date2005-12-16

First online date2005-12-16

Abstract

To compare the in vitro marginal adaptation of contemporary adhesive and restorative systems in mixed Class V restorations. Both etch & rinse and self-etch adhesives were evaluated before and after long-term thermal and mechanical loading under the simulation of dentinal fluid.

Keywords

Marginal adaptation
Artificial aging
Adhesive systems
Enamel
Dentin

Affiliation

Faculté de médecine / Section de médecine dentaire / Département de médecine dentaire préventive et de premier recours / Division de cariologie et d'endodontie

Research group

Groupe Krejci Ivo (médecine dentaire) (240)

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BORTOLOTTO IBARRA, Tissiana et al. Marginal adaptation of contemporary dentin bonding agents in enamel and dentin under the simulation of dentinal fluid. In: Dentistry South Africa, 2005, vol. 7, n° 5, p. 46–56.

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PID : unige:156416

ISSN of the journal1816-5117

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Marginal adaptation of contemporary dentin bonding agents in enamel and dentin under the simulation of dentinal fluid

To compare the in vitro marginal adaptation of contemporary adhesive and restorative systems in mixed Class V restorations. Both etch & rinse and self-etch adhesives were evaluated before and after long-term thermal and mechanical loading under the simulation of dentinal fluid.

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