Avaliação dos ensaios de microtração, push-out e pull-out: resistência de união entre pino de fibra e dentina radicular, análise de elementos finitos e microscopia confocal
“…Since 1991, researchers have described the need for a standardization of bond tests, but different methodologies have made it difficult to compare laboratory results. 25 Therefore, the data obtained in the present study must be analyzed in conjunction with the results of studies that have evaluated the bond strength of specimens submitted to microtensile tests. Concerning square sections, researchers must determine whether the cutting process damages the experimental model, which may alter the measured bond strength values.…”
The maximum stress values determined for the circular and square sections were similar among specimens with the same interface area. At the bond interface, the highest stress values were observed in hourglass-shaped specimens.
“…Since 1991, researchers have described the need for a standardization of bond tests, but different methodologies have made it difficult to compare laboratory results. 25 Therefore, the data obtained in the present study must be analyzed in conjunction with the results of studies that have evaluated the bond strength of specimens submitted to microtensile tests. Concerning square sections, researchers must determine whether the cutting process damages the experimental model, which may alter the measured bond strength values.…”
The maximum stress values determined for the circular and square sections were similar among specimens with the same interface area. At the bond interface, the highest stress values were observed in hourglass-shaped specimens.
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