Materials Science
D.R. Powis, T. Follerås, Sheila A. Merson, A.D. Wilson
Abstract
D.R. Powis, T. Follerås, Sheila A. Merson, A.D. Wilson
Abstract
A study has been made on improving the adhesion of a glass ionomer cement by the chemical treatment of dentin and enamel surfaces. The most effective surface conditioners were high molecular weight substances containing a multiplicity of functional groups capable of hydrogen bonding. Low molecular weight chelating agents which dissolve calciferous material and dramatically alter the surfaces of enamel and dentin are less effective.
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A study has been made on improving the adhesion of a glass ionomer cement by the chemical treatment of dentin and enamel surfaces. The most effective surface conditioners were high molecular weight substances containing a multiplicity of functional groups capable of hydrogen bonding. Low molecular weight chelating agents which dissolve calciferous material and dramatically alter the surfaces of enamel and dentin are less effective.
Key concepts: Dentin, Enamel paint, Glass ionomer cement, Materials science, Adhesion, Dental cement, Chelation, Dentistry