2000
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-74912000000200004
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Efeito cariostático de restaurações adesivas em superfícies radiculares: estudo in vitro

Abstract: MAGALHÃES, C. S. de; RODRIGUES Jr., A. L.; SERRA, M. C. Efeito cariostático de restaurações adesivas em superfícies radiculares: estudo in vitro. Pesq Odont Bras, v. 14, n. 2, p. 113-118, abr./jun. 2000.Materiais restauradores que liberam íons flúor e/ou promovem adesão à estrutura dental têm sido relacionados com a inibição do desenvolvimento de lesões de cárie adjacentes às restaurações. A hipótese testada neste estudo foi a de que o uso de resina composta/sistema adesivo tem efeito cariostático semelhante a… Show more

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“…Materials with low atomic numbers elements in their composition (such as silicone and alumina) appear radiolucent, whereas materials having elements with high atomic numbers (such as zinc, strontium, zirconia, barium glass or sulfate, lanthanum, and ytterbium) appear radiopaque [8,12,13,29,30].…”
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“…Materials with low atomic numbers elements in their composition (such as silicone and alumina) appear radiolucent, whereas materials having elements with high atomic numbers (such as zinc, strontium, zirconia, barium glass or sulfate, lanthanum, and ytterbium) appear radiopaque [8,12,13,29,30].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, all restorative materials should have intrinsic characteristics, to allow their detection and delimitation against enamel, dentin or cement. Therefore, radiopacity of restorative dental materials is of paramount importance because it helps the clinician to detect secondary caries, restorations' integrity and contours, missing interproximal contacts, marginal defects, voids, interfacial gaps, cement overhangs or misplaced fragments in case of trauma [7,8,9,10,11,12]. However, excessive radiopacity would mask the dental structures and consequently may reduce the ability to diagnose recurrent caries [13,14].…”
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