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自蚀刻原料或酸:对基于白石的玻璃陶材料的结合强度稳定性的影响

Camila da Silva Rodrigues, Manassés Tercio Vieira Grangeiro, Rita Adriana Souza da Silva de Assi

    The journal of adhesive dentistry
    |June 11, 2025
    PubMed
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    与传统的化酸蚀刻相比,自蚀刻原料为石基玻璃陶和树脂水泥提供了优越的长期结合强度稳定性. 这种新的方法通过随着时间的推移保持债券完整性来确保持久的恢复.

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    粘附性 粘附性 粘附性 粘附性牙科陶是指牙科的陶.自己雕刻的自我雕刻

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