IADR Abstract Archives

One VS Three-step Polishing Systems On Resin Composite Surfaces

Objective: The effect of four one-step (os) and a conventional multi-step (ms) polishing system on surface roughness and gloss of a hybrid (h) and a microhybrid (mh) resin composite was investigated in this in vitro study

Method:

The materials evaluated were Spectrum TPH (h, Coltene/Whaledent, shade A1) and Miris 2 (mh, DeTrey/Dentsply, NR enamel). A total of 80 disk-shaped specimens (5x3mm) were fabricated (N=40 per composite). The resin pastes were placed in a plexiglass mold, covered with a mylar strip, light-cured by a LED unit (TC-01, 220V, Spring Health, USA 800 mW/cm2 ) and randomly divided into five groups (n=8). Subsequently, all samples were subjected to finishing with 24-blades carbide burs (Jet brand). Afterwards, each group received polishing by one of the following systems: Kenda (KTR dental), Optrapol New Generation (Ivoclar-Vivadent), Jiffy (Ultradent), Jazz Supreme (SS White) and OptiShine (Kerr), according to the manufacturers' instructions. The surface roughness characteristics (Ra, Rz) were recorded by a profilometer (Diavite DH-5, Asmeto AG, Switzerland) and the gloss by a glossmeter (IG 330, HoribaLtd., Japan) immediately after polishing procedure. Four consecutive measurements per surface were performed. Roughness and gloss values were analyzed using the two-way ANOVA and Scheffe post-hoc tests (p<0.05).

Result:

 

Kenda

Optrapol New Generation

Jiffy

Jazz Supreme

OptiShine

 

Ra

Rz

Gloss

Ra

Rz

Gloss

Ra

Rz

Gloss

Ra

Rz

Gloss

Ra

Rz

Gloss

Spectrum

1.08

(0.46)

7.42

(3.09)

8.18

(1.60)

0.35

(0.11)

1.56

(0.69)

15.51

(8.23)

0.53

(0.15)

 

2.72

(1.17)

15.27

(3.82)

0.32

(0.09)

2.22

(1.14)

20.21

(3.41)

0.69

(0.57)

2.77

(1.50)

18.41

(4.13)

Miris

1.05

(0.46)

7.19

(3.37)

14.07

(3.50)

0.76

(0.52)

5.63

(3.96)

17.23

(6.79)

1.03

(0.30)

6.86

(2.21)

17.55

(4.96)

1.01

(0.70)

7.87

(3.63)

25.80

(8.84)

0.92

(0.44)

7.53

(2.97)

29.87

(8.53)

For both composites, Optrapol and Jazz showed the lowest Ra and Optrapol the lowest Rz values of all polishing systems (<0.05). Kenda provided the highest Ra and Rz values (<0.05). No statistically significant differences were detected among the other polishing systems. Under all systems, Miris 2 exhibited higher gloss values than Spectrum TPH (0.05). The highest gloss values were achieved under Optishine and Jazz in both composites whereas the least values after polishing by Kenda (<0.05).

Conclusion:

All one-step polishing systems provided superior surface characteristics on the resin composite surfaces compared with the multi-step one. Remarkable differences were determined among the one-step systems.

Continental European Division Meeting
2013 Continental European Division Meeting (Florence, Italy)
Florence, Italy
2013
516
Scientific Groups
  • Papadopoulou, Christina  ( National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, N/A, Greece )
  • Vjero, Osela  ( National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, N/A, Greece )
  • Paximada, Charikleia  ( National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, N/A, Greece )
  • Margaritis, Vasileios  ( , , , )
  • Poster Session
    Dental Materials - Resin I
    09/07/2013