Materials Science Bond Strength Between Dentin and Restorative Resins Mediated by Mixtures of HEMA and Glutaraldehyde
Materials Science Bond Strength Between Dentin and Restorative Resins Mediated by Mixtures of HEMA and Glutaraldehyde
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材料科学 HEMA 和戊二醛混合物介导的牙本质和修复树脂之间的粘合强度
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1984
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E. Asmussen
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E. Munksgaard;E. Asmussen
We investigated the bond strength between restorative resin and dentin pre-treated with mixtures of HEMA and glutaraldehyde. It is suggested that the mixture acts by forming a chemical bond of HEMA molecules to a collagen-glutaraldehyde reaction complex. Subsequently applied resin will then co-polymerize with the collagen-linked methacrylate groups. Statistical analysis of the results from varying mixtures of HEMA and glutaraldehyde revealed that the bond strength was highly dependent on the HEMA concentration, with a maximum at 35%, and nearly independent of the glutaraldehyde concentration when greater than 3%. The highest mean bond strength was about 1.8 kg/mm2, and bond strength of this order of size may be attractive for clinical use.