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[Comparative study of 4 types of luting cements on shear bond strength of Zirconia ceramics to dentin].

Baodi Yin, Xian-fang Zhang, Zheng Hu, Dong-wei Han

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PURPOSE: To investigate the adequate luting cements for zirconia ceramics to dentin. METHODS: Blocks of sintered zirconia ceramics were randomly divided into 4 groups with 8 slices in each. After saliva immersion,airborne-particle abraded ceramic specimens were cleaned with phosphoric acid gel(containing 35% phosphoric acid) and then bonded to dentin with these four kinds of luting cements. After preserved in 37 degrees centigrade distilled water for 24 hours, the shear bonding strength of these specimens was tested and the data was analyzed with SPSS12.0 software package. RESULTS: The Multilink Automix could attain the highest shear bonding strength and the 3M RelyXTM Unicem AplicapTM could attain higher shear bonding strength, which were both significantly higher than in the Tokuso Ionomer and Shofu Polycarboxylate Cement groups(P<0.05). CONCLUSION: Total etching resin luting cement is an ideal option to the bonding of zirconia ceramics and can provide a strong bonding.

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PURPOSE: To investigate the adequate luting cements for zirconia ceramics to dentin. METHODS: Blocks of sintered zirconia ceramics were randomly divided into 4 groups with 8 slices in each. After saliva immersion,airborne-particle abraded ceramic specimens were cleaned with phosphoric acid gel(containing 35% phosphoric acid) and then bonded to dentin with these four kinds of luting cements. After preserved in 37 degrees centigrade distilled water for 24 hours, the shear bonding strength of these specimens was tested and the data was analyzed with SPSS12.0 software package. RESULTS: The Multilink Automix could attain the highest shear bonding strength and the 3M RelyXTM Unicem AplicapTM could attain higher shear bonding strength, which were both significantly higher than in the Tokuso Ionomer and Shofu Polycarboxylate Cement groups(P<0.05). CONCLUSION: Total etching resin luting cement is an ideal option to the bonding of zirconia ceramics and can provide a strong bonding.

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PURPOSE: To investigate the adequate luting cements for zirconia ceramics to dentin. METHODS: Blocks of sintered zirconia ceramics were randomly divided into 4 groups with 8 slices in each. After saliva immersion,airborne-particle abraded ceramic specimens were cleaned with phosphoric acid gel(containing 35% phosphoric acid) and then bonded to dentin with these four kinds of luting cements. After preserved in 37 degrees centigrade distilled water for 24 hours, the shear bonding strength of these specimens was tested and the data was analyzed with SPSS12.0 software package. RESULTS: The Multilink Automix could attain the highest shear bonding strength and the 3M RelyXTM Unicem AplicapTM could attain higher shear bonding strength, which were both significantly higher than in the Tokuso Ionomer and Shofu Polycarboxylate Cement groups(P<0.05). CONCLUSION: Total etching resin luting cement is an ideal option to the bonding of zirconia ceramics and can provide a strong bonding.

Key concepts: Materials science, Dentin, Phosphoric acid, Cubic zirconia, Ceramic, Composite material, Cement, Glass ionomer cement

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