Morphological characterization of the interface between resin and sclerotic dentine

Effect of etching on bonding of a self‐etch adhesive to dentine affected by amelogenesis imperfecta

“…Most of the fractured dentine surfaces of the AI‐affected dentine groups contained part of the dentine due to the weaker dentine substrate. This is consistent with previous studies on bonding to AI‐affected dentine from primary teeth and sclerotic dentine from permanent teeth …”

Effect of etching on bonding of a self‐etch adhesive to dentine affected by amelogenesis imperfecta

“…Most of the fractured dentine surfaces of the AI‐affected dentine groups contained part of the dentine due to the weaker dentine substrate. This is consistent with previous studies on bonding to AI‐affected dentine from primary teeth and sclerotic dentine from permanent teeth …”

Retention of a resin-modified glass ionomer adhesive in non-carious cervical lesions. A 6-year follow-up

“…The stated inferior bonding to sclerotic dentin was not confirmed in this study. 38,39 The restorations placed in lesions with sclerotic dentin showed almost equal failure rate compared to the ones placed in non-sclerotic lesions, which confirmed the results of our earlier published studies with resin based adhesive systems. 7,12 Sclerotic dentin consist of hydroxyapatite and denaturated collagen.…”

Morphological Characteristics of Self-Etch Adhesives Bonding to Non-Carious Cervical Sclerotic Dentin

“…The thickness of hybrid layer was thinner and resin tags were shorter and less in the resin-sclerotic dentin interfaces than in the normal dentin interface using three self-etch adhesives ( Fig.1 b,d and f). In agreement with reported SEM and TEM observations, the thin hybrid layer was formed at the hypermineralized intertubular dentin and resin tags were short or barely developed for the bonded interface of self-etch adhesive bond to non-carious sclerotic [12][13][14][15] . The morphological characteristics of bonding interface were related to the dentin substrate permeability.…”

Effect of etching on bonding of a self‐etch adhesive to dentine affected by amelogenesis imperfecta

“…Most of the fractured dentine surfaces of the AI‐affected dentine groups contained part of the dentine due to the weaker dentine substrate. This is consistent with previous studies on bonding to AI‐affected dentine from primary teeth and sclerotic dentine from permanent teeth …”

Retention of a resin-modified glass ionomer adhesive in non-carious cervical lesions. A 6-year follow-up

“…The stated inferior bonding to sclerotic dentin was not confirmed in this study. 38,39 The restorations placed in lesions with sclerotic dentin showed almost equal failure rate compared to the ones placed in non-sclerotic lesions, which confirmed the results of our earlier published studies with resin based adhesive systems. 7,12 Sclerotic dentin consist of hydroxyapatite and denaturated collagen.…”

Morphological Characteristics of Self-Etch Adhesives Bonding to Non-Carious Cervical Sclerotic Dentin

“…The thickness of hybrid layer was thinner and resin tags were shorter and less in the resin-sclerotic dentin interfaces than in the normal dentin interface using three self-etch adhesives ( Fig.1 b,d and f). In agreement with reported SEM and TEM observations, the thin hybrid layer was formed at the hypermineralized intertubular dentin and resin tags were short or barely developed for the bonded interface of self-etch adhesive bond to non-carious sclerotic [12][13][14][15] . The morphological characteristics of bonding interface were related to the dentin substrate permeability.…”

Effect of etching on bonding of a self‐etch adhesive to dentine affected by amelogenesis imperfecta

“…Most of the fractured dentine surfaces of the AI‐affected dentine groups contained part of the dentine due to the weaker dentine substrate. This is consistent with previous studies on bonding to AI‐affected dentine from primary teeth and sclerotic dentine from permanent teeth …”

Retention of a resin-modified glass ionomer adhesive in non-carious cervical lesions. A 6-year follow-up

“…The stated inferior bonding to sclerotic dentin was not confirmed in this study. 38,39 The restorations placed in lesions with sclerotic dentin showed almost equal failure rate compared to the ones placed in non-sclerotic lesions, which confirmed the results of our earlier published studies with resin based adhesive systems. 7,12 Sclerotic dentin consist of hydroxyapatite and denaturated collagen.…”

Morphological Characteristics of Self-Etch Adhesives Bonding to Non-Carious Cervical Sclerotic Dentin

“…The thickness of hybrid layer was thinner and resin tags were shorter and less in the resin-sclerotic dentin interfaces than in the normal dentin interface using three self-etch adhesives ( Fig.1 b,d and f). In agreement with reported SEM and TEM observations, the thin hybrid layer was formed at the hypermineralized intertubular dentin and resin tags were short or barely developed for the bonded interface of self-etch adhesive bond to non-carious sclerotic [12][13][14][15] . The morphological characteristics of bonding interface were related to the dentin substrate permeability.…”