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The Effect of Etching Time with Phosphoric Acid on The Bonding Strength of Composite Restoration in Dentine of Primary molar

تأثير زمن التخريش بحمض الفوسفور في شدة ارتباط الراتنج المركب مع عاج الأرحاء المؤقتة (دراسة مخبرية)

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 Publication date 2011
and research's language is العربية
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The etching primary teeth dentin is more important factors for bonding composit with primary teeth dentin. objective: The aim of this research is to know the effect of time etching with the phosphoric acid 37% by duration (7 or 15 seconds) for the composite bonding strength with primary molar dentin towards shear strength.

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Etching by phosphoric acid is considered an important factor to achieve resin bonding to Primary enamel. Bond strength was significantly higher in the third group (etching for 35sec) than the other groups (etching for (15), (25), or (45)sec). The re were no significant differences in bond strength between etch durations: (15), (25), or (45) sec.
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