Cytotoxicity test of 4-methacryloxyethyl trimellitic anhydride–based dentine bonding material using acetone solution in dental pulp fibroblast

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Potential of Epigallocatechin-3-gallate as Chelating Agent against Matrix Metalloproteinase Expression and as Cross-Linking Agent Towards Hybrid Layer in Dentin Collagen: A Review

“…The dentine resin attachment mechanism is a physical-mechanical attachment and a chemical reaction between the dentin bonding material and the collagen on the dentin surface. A stable bond can be achieved between the restorative material and the teeth (5). Dentin also contains water which can cause degradation of resin components, to increase resindentin adhesion, prevent water molecular retention are needed, thereby increasing collagen integrity, preventing resin degradation, and strengthening hybrid layer formation (6).…”