ArticlePolymers2026
Color Adjustment and Fluorescence Matching of Single-Shade Composites: Spectrophotometric and Photographic Analysis Techniques.
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backgroundAlthough the color adjustment of single-shade composites has been widely investigated, limited information is available regarding their fluorescence-matching performance. The aim of this study was to compare the optical performance of different composite resin systems by evaluating color adjustment under visible-light conditions and fluorescence matching under ultraviolet (UV) illumination.
methodsStandardized cervical cavities were prepared in 45 extracted human maxillary central incisors. Teeth were divided into nine groups (
resultsFI showed significantly higher ΔE values (23.01 ± 7.04) than SP (3.34 ± 1.52) and CP (3.55 ± 1.35) (
conclusionsWhile single-shade composites exhibited favorable color adjustment under visible-light conditions, they showed greater fluorescence mismatch under UV illumination. In contrast, the group-shade composite demonstrated the most stable optical performance across different evaluation methods.
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