website: 86th General Session & Exhibition of the IADR

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Relationship among carious-dentine bond strength of adhesives, DIAGNOdent-value and dyeing-degree

T. KIMISHIMA1, T. NITTA2, T. MASEKI1, Y. NARA3, and I.L. DOGON4, 1Nippon Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 2The Nippon Dental University Hospital, Tokyo, Japan, 3The Nippon Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 4Harvard University, Boston, MA, USA

Objective: The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship among tensile bond strength of three adhesives (Clearfil SE Bond; SE, Tri-S Bond; TS, Protect Bond; PB / Kuraray) to carious-dentine, DIAGNOdentTM value and dyeing-degree using Caries Detector®. Also efficiencies of DIAGNOdentTM, as a substitute for Caries Detector®, were also investigated.

Methods: A shade guide consists of 15 continuous diluted solutions of Caries Detector®, 1/2n (n=1~15) concentration, was prepared. Preliminary survey of clinical acceptable caries-affected dentine for the adhesive restoration was performed by 25 clinicians, as a result the mean acceptable dyeing-degree for caries-affected dentine were n=10. 30 extracted human canines and premolars with cervical caries were used. DIAGNOdentTM value of the carious-dentine was measured (D1-value). Then the carious-dentine was stained with Caries Detector® and verified with the shade guide (C-value), and was measured with DIAGNOdentTM (D2-value). Each adhesive was applied to the dentine, and bond strength test was performed using Portable Adhesion Tester [JDR, 78, SI, #3001,1999]: (BST-value). Dyed dentine was removed using a round steel bur, following clinical procedure. The above-mentioned procedure was continuously performed until the C-value of carious-dentine became 10 or bigger. The data were analyzed with Pearson's correlation coefficient test.

Results: Mean BST-value in MPA of C=10 dentine were (n=6); SE/25.3, TS/20.5, PB /25.1. There was no significant difference among the adhesives. Correlation coefficient was statistically significant between D2- and C-values (p<0.01). There were significant positive correlations between C- and BST-values of three adhesives. Though there was a significant negative correlation between D2- and BST-value of SE (p<0.01), there was no correlation between D2- and BST-value of TS or PB. Conclusion: BST-value became higher with increase of C-value value. Since regularity of D2-value seemed to be lower than C-value, single use of DIAGNOdentTM, as a caries-removing indicator, is not an adequate choice.

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