ArticleJournal of conservative dentistry and endodontics2025
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Abstract
Background: Composite restorations undergo changes in color and marginal adaptation over time which warrants their replacement. Single-shade composites were introduced to overcome this limitation. Aim: To evaluate the effects of accelerated aging on color stability and marginal adaptation of two single-shade composites. Materials and Methods: Class I cavities prepared on 56 extracted premolars were restored with one of the two single-shade composites: Charisma Topaz One (CTO) or Omnichroma (OM). 28 teeth were subjected to thermocycling and color stability was evaluated using a spectrophotometer. The CIEL*a*b* color notation system was used to express the color change. The remaining 28 teeth were subjected to the evaluation of marginal adaptation by scanning electron microscope analysis and the discrepancy was expressed as the mean percentage of continuous margin. Statistical Analysis: SPSS version 26.0 software was used for the analysis. Intergroup comparison was done using the independent Results: Intragroup comparison showed that both groups had significant reduction in color stability ( Conclusion: Both groups showed similar changes with color stability and marginal adaptation after accelerated aging.
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