OBJECTIVE This study addresses the question of whether conservative methods of restoration may be applied efficaciously in permanent posterior teeth with proximal lesions and intact occlusal preventive resin restoration (PRR). The purpose of the present study was to assess the microleakage at amalgam-composite interface and composite-composite interface in permanent tooth with PRR. MATERIALS ...

objectives: dental composite wear in posterior restorations is a concern and is affected by different factors. this study was conducted to evaluate the effect of polishing and mechanical loads on wear of silorane-based and methyl methacrylate-based composites resins. materials and methods: of each dental composite (filtek p90 and filtek p60), 40 samples were fabricated in a polyethylene mold (4...

An in vitro study was conducted to determine the adaptation of composite resin restorative material to rounded and acute-angled retention grooves of Class I cavity preparations on 24 extracted premolars. Two chemically cured (P-IO ® and Miradapt ®) and 2 light-cured (Prisma-Fil ® and FulFil ®) composite resin materials, after being coded to create a blind study, were injected into cavity prepar...

Recent clinical studies have suggested that composite resin may be an effective restorative material for the restoration of Class I and Class II preparations in primary molars for up to three years. The objective of this study was to advance understanding ot: the clinical performance of composite resin in primary molars. Two composite resin systems (Profile and Visio Fil) and two cavity prepara...

PURPOSE Traditionally, resin composite restorations are claimed by reviews of the dental literature as being superior to glass-ionomer fillings in terms of restoration failures in posterior permanent teeth. The aim of this systematic review is to answer the clinical question, whether conventional high-viscosity glass-ionomer restorations, in patients with single and/or multi-surface cavities in...

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Different materials and techniques are used in dental wear restoration with the objective of increasing teeth resistance, and providing an aesthetic appearance. The aim of this study was to compare the fracture resistance of amalgam and posterior composite in abrasioned premolar and molar teeth. In this study, 60 carries and restoration- free human permanent mandibular premolar and molar teeth,...

Composite resins for posterior tooth restorations have become a viable alternative to dental amalgam. Failures sometimes cannot be easily explained, and we hypothesize that a genetic component may influence longevity of restorations. We aimed to determine if there is any evidence for a difference in the performance of amalgams versus composite resin in extensive posterior restorations. We also ...

statement  of  problem:  patients’ demand  for  tooth-colored  restoratives  in the posterior region is increasing. clinicians use universal nanohybrid resin composites for both anterior and posterior regions. there are few published reports comparing fracture toughness of nonohybrids and that of hybrid composite stored wet and dry. objectives: to investigate the fracture toughness of three nan...

UNLABELLED Direct placement resin composite is revolutionizing the restoration of posterior teeth. Compared to amalgam, its use not only improves aesthetics but, more importantly, promotes a minimally invasive approach to cavity preparation. Despite the benefits, the use of composite to restore load-bearing surfaces of molar and premolar teeth is not yet universally applied. This may be due to ...