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    Zinc oxide-eugenol cements offer superior tissue tolerance, pain relief, and antiseptic properties compared to other dental materials. Newer formulations with reinforced agents and ethoxy benzoic acid (EBA) show improved mechanical strength for various dental applications.

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    • Biocompatible Cements

    Background:

    • Zinc oxide-eugenol (ZOE) cements exhibit excellent biocompatibility and antiseptic qualities.
    • Conventional ZOE cements have limitations in mechanical properties, restricting their use.
    • Tissue tolerance and pain alleviation are key advantages of ZOE materials.

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    • To compare the performance of ZOE cements with other dental materials.
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