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Contraction Stress of Adhesive Agents Bonded to Dentin

Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the concerted action of dentin and adhesive agents on the setting contraction stress development. Methods: The adhesive resin was placed in a thin layer between a glass plate and parallel to it the flat surface of a dentin cylinder in a tensilometer. The contraction stress was determined continuously from the start of light curing up to 30 minutes. Two total-etch systems: Excite (Ivoclar) and One-Step Plus (Bisco) and two systems with self-etching primers: Protect Bond and Liner Bond 2V (Kuraray) were used. Measurements were also conducted on these adhesives combined with the composite Z250 (3M Espe) in a 1 mm thick layer. Results: All contraction stress curves showed a maximum at approximately 1-2 minutes after the start of light curing. Thereafter the stress decreased dramatically for the total-etch adhesive systems and to a lesser extend for the adhesives with self-etching primers. The stress decrease was reflected in the curves for the adhesives combined with Z250 (Table).

 

Test group (n=12)

Contraction stress MPa(SD)

Stress decrease %

 

At maximum

At 30 min

From max to 30 min

Excitea

4.0(1.0)

0.9(0.7)

78

One-Step Plusa

1.9(1.1)

0.2(0.3)

89

Clearfil Protect Bondb

2.8(0.7)

2.0(0.6)

29

Clearfil Liner Bond 2Vb

3.3(1.1)

2.2(0.9)

33

Excitea + Z250

3.2(0.7)

2.9(0.7)

  9

One-Step Plusa + Z250

3.8(1.0)

3.3(0.8)

13

Clearfil Protect Bondb + Z250

3.5(0.8)

3.2(0.7)

  9

Clearfil Liner Bond 2Vb + Z250

3.7(1.1)

3.5(1.1)

  5

a = Total-etch system; b = System with self-etching primer.

 

Conclusion: The greater stress decrease for the total-etch systems may be caused by the opened dentinal tubules from which water and/or solvents are released into the adhesives by the pulling/sucking action of the contraction stress. This happens less with the adhesives with self-etching primers where the tubules mainly remain closed.


Continental European and Scandinavian Divisions Meeting
2005 Continental European and Scandinavian Divisions Meeting (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Amsterdam, Netherlands
2005
290
Scientific Program
  • Hashimoto, Masanori  ( Hokkaido University, Sapporo, N/A, Japan )
  • De Gee, Anton J.  ( ACTA, Amsterdam, N/A, Netherlands )
  • Kaga, Masayuki  ( Hokkaido University, Sapporo, N/A, Japan )
  • Feilzer, Albert J.  ( ACTA, Amsterdam, N/A, Netherlands )
  • Oral Session
    Adhesion to Tooth Tissue II
    09/16/2005