ArticleInternational journal of clinical pediatric dentistry2025
Comparative Evaluation of Shear Bond Strength of Fifth, Seventh, and Eighth-generation Bonding Agents in Permanent Teeth: An
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Aims and background: In achieving clinical success with adhesive materials, bond strength holds significant importance. The goal of testing the strength of the bond is to establish a value for how strong the binding of an adhesive system is to the dental structures. The aim of this Materials and methods: Forty-five extracted permanent teeth were allotted into three groups ( Results: The maximum shear bond strength was reported for group C, with the mean shear bond strengths of groups A, B, and C being 13.23, 9.66, and 19.21 MPa, respectively. Conclusion: The newly introduced eighth-generation adhesive showed superior bond strength values compared to the fifth and seventh-generation bonding agents; this difference was statistically significant. How to cite this article: Gupta S, Gupta S, Mehra M,
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