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Summer 2004: Volume
28, Number 4 |
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| Clinical
Research for a Better Practice |
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| Micro-tensile bond strength
of adhesive systems applied on occlusal primary enamel |
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The aim of this study was to
evaluate the micro-tensile bond strength of adhesive systems (OptiBond
Solo™, Kerr; Prime & Bond NT®, Dentsply) on occlusal
surface of primary molars. The adhesives were tested under manufacturers’
specifications and after contamination of the bonding site with
saliva. Hourglass cylindrical-shaped samples were obtained and
subjected to a tensile force. No significant difference was observed
among the groups. OptiBond Solo™ and Prime & Bond NT®
showed similar values of bond strengths when applied on occlusal
enamel of primary molar under either saliva contamination or not.
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