1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0889-5406(96)70124-5
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Surface preparation for orthodontic bonding to porcelain

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“…Dental literature presents studies where surface roughening is done to increase the area available for chemical and/or mechanical retention (2,3,(8)(9)(10)(11)(12) to the porcelain. Therefore, an increase in bond strength between composite and porcelain is expected.…”
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“…Dental literature presents studies where surface roughening is done to increase the area available for chemical and/or mechanical retention (2,3,(8)(9)(10)(11)(12) to the porcelain. Therefore, an increase in bond strength between composite and porcelain is expected.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The differences in thermal expansion coefficients between porcelain, resin, and metal result in stresses that cause fatigue. In this research, rigorous thermocycling of the bonds to porcelain was used due to the fact that recent experiments have shown that it is necessary to approximate clinical reality (3).…”
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“…The use of both phosphoric and fluorhydric acid has been fully described, and so has the use of silane as a bonding agent between these surfaces [9,10]. Irrespective of the technique, for the materials used for orthodontic bonding or the surface to which these accessories will be bonded, it is suggested in contemporary literature that the ideal rupture force for the clinical success of orthodontic bonding is situated between 5.9 and 7.9 MPa [11,12].…”
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“…Dependendo da técnica laboratorial escolhida na confecção da restauração, a porcelana feldspática pode, algumas vezes, ter uma camada extra de glaze contendo alumina, a qual não pode ser distinguida visualmente. O silano poderá ser inefetivo, pois não conseguirá se aderir à porcelana a qual contém pequena quantidade de sílica [24]. Para se colar bráquetes ortodônticos em restaurações cerâmicas é necessário preparar a superfície, removendo ou não o glaze.…”
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