Objectives. To compare, by means of the push out test, the interfacial strength of two dual resin cements and one light-curing cement when used in translucent fiber post cementation. Methods. Thirty-nine, endodontically treated, single canal, extracted human bicuspids were selected. Translucent fiber posts (RelyX Fiber Post) were luted into the root canal using three resinous luting systems (n=13). Dual Curing Technique (DC): the specimens were treated with Excite DSC and RelyX ARC, which were light-cured simultaneously through the post for 60s. Self Adhesive Dual Curing Technique (SADC) the specimens were treated with Rely-X Unicem, which was light-cured through the post for 60s. Light Curing Technique (LC): the specimens were treated with Excite DSC and Tetric Flow, which were simultaneously light-cured through the post for 60s. The specimens were transversally sectioned into six slices in order to perform the push-out test. Data were analyzed by two-way ANOVA followed by the Tukey-Kramer test for post-hoc comparisons at =0.05. Results. At every region, results did not show any statistical difference between the DC and LC techniques. With the LC technique bond strength values were lower at the apical region than those recorded at the coronal and middle regions. At the coronal and middle regions, bond strength values for the SADC technique were lower than those resulting when using the other two techniques. At the apical region, there was not significant difference in bond strength between the luting techniques tested. Conclusions. The interfacial strength between light curing cement and root canal is equivalent to the interfacial strength between dual curing cement and root canal.
Translucent fiber post cementation using light- and dual-curing adhesive techniques and a self-adhesive material: push-out test / L Giachetti; S Grandini; P Calamai; G Fantini; D Scaminaci Russo. - In: JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY. - ISSN 0300-5712. - STAMPA. - 37(8):(2009), pp. 638-642.
Translucent fiber post cementation using light- and dual-curing adhesive techniques and a self-adhesive material: push-out test
GIACHETTI, LUCA;CALAMAI, PAOLO;SCAMINACI RUSSO, DANIELE
2009
Abstract
Objectives. To compare, by means of the push out test, the interfacial strength of two dual resin cements and one light-curing cement when used in translucent fiber post cementation. Methods. Thirty-nine, endodontically treated, single canal, extracted human bicuspids were selected. Translucent fiber posts (RelyX Fiber Post) were luted into the root canal using three resinous luting systems (n=13). Dual Curing Technique (DC): the specimens were treated with Excite DSC and RelyX ARC, which were light-cured simultaneously through the post for 60s. Self Adhesive Dual Curing Technique (SADC) the specimens were treated with Rely-X Unicem, which was light-cured through the post for 60s. Light Curing Technique (LC): the specimens were treated with Excite DSC and Tetric Flow, which were simultaneously light-cured through the post for 60s. The specimens were transversally sectioned into six slices in order to perform the push-out test. Data were analyzed by two-way ANOVA followed by the Tukey-Kramer test for post-hoc comparisons at =0.05. Results. At every region, results did not show any statistical difference between the DC and LC techniques. With the LC technique bond strength values were lower at the apical region than those recorded at the coronal and middle regions. At the coronal and middle regions, bond strength values for the SADC technique were lower than those resulting when using the other two techniques. At the apical region, there was not significant difference in bond strength between the luting techniques tested. Conclusions. The interfacial strength between light curing cement and root canal is equivalent to the interfacial strength between dual curing cement and root canal.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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