ArticleJournal of conservative dentistry and endodontics2026
Influence of dimethyl sulfoxide on microtensile bond strength and surface morphology of tribochemically repaired nanohybrid composite: An
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Background: The emphasis on minimally invasive dentistry has increased the use of resin composites, but these restorations remain prone to secondary caries, fracture, and interface degradation, often requiring repair or replacement. Repairing rather than replacing can preserve tooth structure and shorten treatment. This study assessed how 50% dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) affected the surface topography and microtensile bond strength (µTBS) of a nanohybrid composite that had undergone tribochemical repair. Materials and Methods: Aged nanohybrid composite blocks were assigned to three groups: Group C (control), Group CS (CoJet sandblasting), and Group CD (CoJet sandblasting +50% DMSO). All specimens received silane and universal adhesive, followed by repair with fresh nanohybrid composite. After thermocycling, µTBS was measured using the microtensile test. The surface morphology of additional specimens was assessed using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Tukey's Results: µTBS differed significantly among the three groups ( Conclusion: Within the parameters of this
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