Dentine bonding agents—characteristic bond strength as a function of dentine depth
Identifieur interne : 000840 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000839; suivant : 000841Dentine bonding agents—characteristic bond strength as a function of dentine depth
Auteurs : J. F. Mccabe ; S. RusbySource :
- Journal of Dentistry [ 0300-5712 ] ; 1992.
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- KwdEn :
- Abrasive papers, Acidic pretreatment, Adhesive system, Bond formation, Bond strength, Bond strength testing, Bond strength values, Branemark system, Characteristic bond strength, Characteristic strength, Chemical composition, Cohesive failure, Cohesive failures, Composite resin, Cumulative probability, Deep dentine, Dent, Dental implants, Dentin, Dentinal tubules, Dentine, Dentine depth, Dentine smear layer, Dentine surface, Gluma, Grit paper, Hybrid layer, Implant, Intertubular dentine, Mccabe, Mechanical attachment, Occlusal surface, Open tubules, Other products, Phosphate ester, Scotchbond, Significant differences, Smear, Smear layer, Solid dentine, Surface dentine, Tensile bond strength, Tripton, Tubule, Upper dentine, Various depths, Weibull, Weibull analysis, Weibull modulus.
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- Abrasive papers, Acidic pretreatment, Adhesive system, Bond formation, Bond strength, Bond strength testing, Bond strength values, Branemark system, Characteristic bond strength, Characteristic strength, Chemical composition, Cohesive failure, Cohesive failures, Composite resin, Cumulative probability, Deep dentine, Dent, Dental implants, Dentin, Dentinal tubules, Dentine, Dentine depth, Dentine smear layer, Dentine surface, Gluma, Grit paper, Hybrid layer, Implant, Intertubular dentine, Mccabe, Mechanical attachment, Occlusal surface, Open tubules, Other products, Phosphate ester, Scotchbond, Significant differences, Smear, Smear layer, Solid dentine, Surface dentine, Tensile bond strength, Tripton, Tubule, Upper dentine, Various depths, Weibull, Weibull analysis, Weibull modulus.
Abstract
Abstract: The tensile bond strength to dentine of four dentine bonding agents has been measured at various depths within dentine and the results analysed using Weibull analysis. There were significant differences in the bond strength values among the four products particularly with near-surface dentine. Despite the differences in chemical composition among the materials the trend of decreasing bond strength with increasing depth of dentine was common to them all. This suggests that the underlying mechanism of adhesion may be common to all four products despite their differing chemical compositions.
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DOI: 10.1016/0300-5712(92)90087-S
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