Light-Curing Effects is a phenomenon in dental materials science that refers to the physical and chemical changes in resin-based dental adhesives initiated by exposure to specific wavelengths of visible light, which distinguish it from other curing mechanisms by its dependence on photoinitiator activation to achieve polymerization and adhesion to dentin.
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