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Is Your Dental Adhesive Forgiving? How to Address Challenges
James A Lane1, Samantha J Hughey2, Paul N Gregory1
1Assistant Professor, Department of General Practice Dentistry, College of Dentistry, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, Tennessee.
Abstract:
The quality of the bond at the tooth-restoration interface is crucial to the clinical success of composite restorations. Not only is the adhesive crucial, but equally or even more important is the application. This article addresses pitfalls in the bonding technique, such as over-wetness/over-dryness, over-etching, airthinning, and evaporation. Dental adhesives that are considered forgiving are less technique sensitive, thus potentially yielding more reliable bonding under various clinical conditions.

