Do Dentin Bond Strength Tests Serve a Page 1 Do Dentin Bond Strength Tests Serve a
Useful Purpose? Somsri Sudsangiame/Richard van Noortº Purpose: The publication of …

Literature data on adherence tests of dentin-bonding systems (DBS) may differ widely, even
for the same DBS. The problem of bond testing is that materials are seldom compared with a …

Dental adhesive systems should provide a variety of capabilities, such as bonding of
artificial materials to dentin and enamel, sealing of dentinal tubules, reduction of post …

Purpose: The objective of this study was to test the following hypotheses:(1) hydrofluoric
acid (HF)–treated ceramic surfaces produce the highest tensile bond strength to resin …

Objectives To compare in-vitro micro-shear bond strengths (μSBS) of resin composite to
calcium silicate cement (Biodentine™) vs. glass ionomer cement vs. resin modified glass …

Purpose: This study tested the hypothesis that the tribochemical silica coating on ceramic
surfaces increases the bond strength of resin cement to a glass-infiltrated zirconium-based …

Objective. To use fractographic principles to classify the mode of failure of resin composite
bonded to ceramic specimens after microtensile testing. Methods. A leucite-based ceramic …

Abstract< b> Purpose:</b> The objective of this in vitro study employing the microtensile test
was to test the hypothesis that the tensile bond strength of hot-pressed ceramics to …

PURPOSE: To evaluate the interfacial characteristics of five adhesive resin luting agents
with dentine including tensile bond strength, failure mode, extent of demineralisation …

STATEMENT OF PROBLEM: Ceramic surface treatment is crucial for bonding to resin. High
crystalline ceramics are poorly conditioned using traditional procedures. PURPOSE: The …