ArticleJournal of pharmacy & bioallied sciences
The Effect of Different Desensitizers on the Bond Strength of Resin Composite to Dentin Bonded with a Universal Bonding Agent: An
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Background: Aim: The aim of the study is to evaluate the shear bond strength of restorative composite to dentin treated with different desensitizing agents and self-etch bonding agent bonded using universal bonding agent. Materials and Methods: The teeth were selected. The Occlusal surfaces of selected 30 teeth were ground to expose a flat surface of dentin. They were embedded in cold cure resin blocks with 4 groups [Untreated Dentin, Gluma Desensitizer, Embrace Varnish and 6 Results: In this study there was statistically significant differences between the groups and the null hypothesis was rejected. The lowest bond strength was for dentin treated with Embrace Varnish group i.e., Group 3 and the highest bond strength was for dentin treated with self-etch bonding agent i.e., Group 4. Conclusion: The shear bond strength varies with different desensitizing treatments. The order of SBS in this study was sixth generation bonding agent > Gluma desensitizer > untreated dentin > Embrace Varnish. Furthermore studies have to be conducted to improve bond strength when desensitizing treatments are done.
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