Volume 1, Issue 3 (10 1987)
jdm 1987, 1(3): 35-41 |
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Farshchian F. Molecular adhesion of binding materials to enamel and dentin. jdm 1987; 1 (3) :35-41
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE AR-SA Without mechanical undercut in dentin, adequate adhesion by binding materials would not be achieved although Both molecular and mechanical retention is much more desirable than sole mechanical retention. Hence, new binding materials should replace conventional bindings. Obviously, one bottle light-cured materials are more easily used, have less risk of incorrect mixing and accelerate dentist's practice. In addition, in cases that caries recurrence is expected glass-ionomers can be the best choice.
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