… over many years, the luting agent must have sufficient strength to resist fracture and also
longer-term cyclical fatigue stresses.68, 69 Compressive strength has been used as a predictor …

… used prior to indirect bonding restorations reduce the bond strength of both total- and self-etching …
Most subsequent publications report on a reduced bond strength of luting agents when …

… of composite such as improved strength, fracture toughness and wear resistance.32, 39 …
on the fracture toughness of the currently available resin-modified glass ionomer luting agents …

… luting agent groups for diametral tensile strength (p < 0.0001). The luting agents’ diametral
tensile strength … , zinc phosphate and polycarboxylate luting agents fractured into many small …

… strength between 2 glass-ceramic dental materials and to examine the influence of a layer of
resin luting agent on the characteristic strength … ) on transformed fracture strength data was …

… , the bond strength to dentin appears high enough to force the fracture to occur … strength
measurement is significantly higher when polyacrylic acid is applied on the dentin before luting …

… Two types of fracture mode were observed: adhesive fracture … and luting agent, and adhesive
fracture between luting agent … the bond strength of six indirect restorative materials luted to …

… strength, modulus of elasticity, and radiopacity and pH of representatives of 5 types (categories)
of luting agents. … Strength and fracture toughness parameters relate to gross cement …

… The purpose of this in vitro study was to evaluate the fracture resistance of various post
system using different luting agents under tangential loading after wet thermocycling. …

… be an important failure mechanism of luting agents."-" … luting agent, because its plastic
behavior did not permit it to exhibit compressive strength comparable to conventional luting agents …