Determinations of the bonding strength with pressure in the same direction for two enamel adhesion techniques: self-etching and all-etching

To compare the shear strength of the self-etching techniques and the all-etching techniques for enamel adhesion and to provide evidence for the selection of different bonding methods in clinical practice. Ten middle incisors recently extracted were collected, each was cut into two parts following it...

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Published inBeijing da xue xue bao. Journal of Peking University. Yi xue ban Vol. 42; no. 1; p. 82
Main Authors Zhao, Qi, Xue, Shi-hua, Liu, Zhi-yong, Wu, Ling-yun
Format Journal Article
LanguageChinese
Published China 18.02.2010
Subjects
Composite Resins - chemistry
Dental Bonding
Dental Enamel
Dental Etching - methods
Resin Cements
Shear Strength
Stress, Mechanical
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Summary:To compare the shear strength of the self-etching techniques and the all-etching techniques for enamel adhesion and to provide evidence for the selection of different bonding methods in clinical practice. Ten middle incisors recently extracted were collected, each was cut into two parts following its sagittal axis, thus divide each tooth into two groups. For group 1 Single Bond 2 was used to bond Filtek Z250 resin to the teeth. For group 2, SE Bond was used to bond Filtek Z250 resin to the teeth. After that, according to the principle of pressing from the incisal margin to the cervix, the shear strength of each bonding unit was tested and statistically analyzed. The shear strength of Single Bond 2 was significantly higher than that of SE Bond(P<0.01). All-etching bonding system can provide higher shear strength for enamel bonding than that of self-etching bonding system. It is suggested that all-etching technique should be selected for dental restoration with resin.
ISSN:1671-167X