Compatibility of a composite resin with pulp insulating materials. A scanning electron microscope study

The Effect of Eugenol‐Containing Temporary Cement on the Bond Strength of Two Resin Composite Core Materials to Dentin

“…Directly honding to tooth structure can improve the retention 11, 1996. Presented at the 9th Saudi International Dental Conjrencp. Janiiay: [15][16][17][18]1996 The American College ofPro.ithodontitts of restorative materials. Although glass polyalkenoate (ionomer) can bond to tooth structure by direct molecular bond,lS2 resin composite must be bonded by using proper bonding agent^.^,^ Resin composite core materials are easy to use, can be bonded to dentin with the use of adhesive, have high rigidity, and can allow for the core buildup, crown preparation, and final impression to be completed at the same visit;5H However, they have some disadvantages such as polymerization shrinkage and subsequent micr~leakage,~ and water sorption,loJ1 the latter ofwhich might affect the fit of the future crown.…”

Bi̇r Ve İki̇ Bi̇leşenden Oluşan Geçi̇ci̇ Si̇manlarin Denti̇ne Bağlanma Dayanimlarinin Karşilaştirlmasi

“…2 Öjenol içerikli simanlar diĢ hasssasiyetini azaltmasına rağmen kompozit rezin ile etkileĢime girebilmekte ve polimerizasyonu olumsuz yönde etkilemektedir. [3][4][5] Öjenol içermeyen simanlar ise sedatif etkisi olmamasına rağmen dentin yüzeylerinden kolay temizlenebilmesi ve kuvvetli bağlanabilmesi gibi özelliklere sahiptir.…”

The pulpal response to a direct filling resin without an inorganic filler‐Isopast

“…There are inconsistencies in reports of pulpal reactions to resins, as pointed out by Eames, O'Neal & Rogers (1976), who advocate the use of various lining materials, including Dycal and Hydrex, if in doubt. However, Grajower, Hirschfeld & Zalkind (1974 have observed interactions between Dycal and Hydroxyline with resins. Furthermore, Karjalainen & Forsten (1975) have demonstrated that Dycal has sealing properties inferior to Reocap, which the makers recommend as a lining for Isosite.…”