Clinical Evaluation of two types of Self-adhesive Composites (Constic®
- FusioTM) and comparing with conventional flowable composite when used as
restorative material for class V cavities.
Clinical Evaluation of Postoperative sensitivity for two types of Self-adhesive
Composites (Constic® - FusioTM) and comparing with conventional flowable composite when
used as restorative material for class V cavities.
To compare postoperative sensitivity following composite
restoration placed in class I cavities using Eighth generation self etch
adhesive" Futurabond" and fifth generation total etch adhesive.
The aim of this study is to determine strength of adhesive single-lap joints of
Aluminum alloys which are widely used in geometric applications. It was investigated to
define the influence of overlap length and surface roughness value on shear stre
ngth of
achieved adhesive joints. It was used Epoxy and Acrylic adhesives to prepare adhesive
joints and all the specimens were subjected to axial tensile tests and the results are
presented as a comparison.
Results of those tests showed that shear strength increased with increasing each of
overlap length and surface roughness of adherends and Acrelicadhesiveproduced4better
results according to failure mode of tested samples.
this study aimed to evaluate and compare enamel
cracks caused by removing of the adhesive remnant post debonding
of the fixed orthodontic appliance.
The aim of this laboratory study was to evaluate the
internal fit of lithium disilicate glass ceramic laminate veneers
fabricating using heat-pressing technique and cemented using two
types of adhesive resin cement.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of preetching
with phosphoric acid on microleakage of self-etch
adhesive material Adhes E in primary teeth.
The study involve 50 primary teeth(molars ,canins )which
extracted for orthodontic re
asons had no caries ,fractures ,crack.
The teeth were gathered in Hama university-pediatric dentistry
department. Class v cavity prepared in all samples.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the shear and tensile bond strengths of orthodontic
brackets bonded with self etching primer and resin-reinforced glass ionomer cement in comparison with
light cured resin adhesive.
The tested self-etching
primer and adhesive systems produced bond strength values higher than that of the light cured resin
adhesive whereas the resin-reinforced glass ionomer cement showed a significantly reduced bond strength
. Clinically, the use of self-etching primer and adhesive systems is suitable for orthodontic bracket
bonding.
