Quintessence International · 1992 · 178 citations · 5 references
DentistryDental Biomaterials ScienceDental Materials ScienceDental MaterialsDentin BiologySurface Properties Of Dental MaterialsDental AdhesivesDentin BondingEnamel BondingEnamel-dentin JunctionAdhesive Bonding To DentinDentin Bonding AgentsDentin Surface ConditioningDentin Surface Wettability
An in vitro study was undertaken to evaluate the ability of a dentin-enamel bonding system to bond to wet, as well as to dry, dentinal substrate. The All-Etch/All-Bond system was used to bond to wet and dry dentin using 10% and 37% phosphoric acid surface conditioning. The wet dentinal surfaces exhibited significantly higher bond strengths than did the dry surfaces. It is suggested that, because of the unique behavior of the resin-primer mixture, the dentinal surface is adapted to much more thoroughly and intimately when the surface is wet.
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