[PDF] Top 20 Comparative evaluation of microleakage of resin modified glass ionomer, glass ionomer cement type ii and type ix: an in vitro study

... the type of restorative material (Ghulam and One of the most common causes of replacement t or secondary caries (Deligeorgi et Mjor (2005) reported that the gingival wall of class II proximal dental ... See full document

... acrylic resin is used in single crowns, its thickness near the margin is 1 to ...the cement layer which cannot be ...the cement and dentine surface proving an onset for microcracks and ...this ... See full document

... in vitro study was to evaluate the shear bond strength of resin-modified glass ionomer cement (RMGIC) and Zirconomer incorporated with ...acrylic resin, and the ... See full document

... from glass ionomer ...present study RMGIC with universal bond showed better shear bond strength than with Adper single bond and on comparing between the cements, Biodentine with Adper single bond ... See full document

... in vitro evaluations of GIC ...in vitro toxicity of GICs was due to a complex mechanism based on both ion release in particular, Aluminium and Fluoride ions and pH ...in vitro toxicity of Ionomeric ... See full document

... the microleakage. The present study found that microleakage of ACTIVA, with or without etching and bonding, is comparable to that of ...our study, Alkhudhairy and Ahmad [34] reported a ... See full document

... this study was to investigate and compare the microleakage of three different pit and fissure ...B: Glass ionomer cement(Fuji VII) based pit and fissure sealant ...least ... See full document

... polyacid modified resin composite, or compomer (Dyract) and three resin modified glass ionomer cements (Fuji II LC, Photac-Fil, and Vitremer) and to compare the use of 3 ... See full document

... this study was to determine and compare the shear bond strength of a conventional glass- ionomer cement (Fuji IX), a resin modified glass ionomer ... See full document

... Fuji II LC, and Vitrebond were relatively low after ...Fuji II LC, and within 7d for ...this study, the strengths dropped to a particular level after 7d and maintained that level up to ...this ... See full document

... risk. Resin modified Glass Ionomer cement has mechanical properties comparable with dentin and is widely used as the dentin substitute under ...unfilled resin which can reduce ... See full document

... compared microleakage with the use of three different GI prod- ...highest microleakage was seen with Fuji IX GI, followed by LC II; the lowest microleakage was seen using KN 100 ... See full document

... Materials and methods: A sample size of 60 restorative pellets was taken, out of which 20 pellets of giomer, 20 of compomer, and 20 of light-cured glass ionomer cement (LC GIC) were made. The ... See full document

... a study on Vitremer, 2% CHX did not interfere with the microtensile bond strength of RMGI to the primary tooth ...Fuji II LC restorative material showed that disinfection with CHX had no negative effect on ... See full document

... this study was to evaluate the release of fluoride ions from Glass ionomer cements, Giomer and Polyacid-modified composite resin (Compomer) and to compare their fluoride uptake after ... See full document

... apical microleakage [13]. One percent methylene blue was used in the study because of its low molecular weight, deeper penetrability along the root canal fillings and it’s relative ease in manipulation and ... See full document

... The seven specimens of each of the five groups were stored in distilled water for 24 hours at 37 o C. In order to measure shear bond strength, the specimens were placed in between the jigs of the universal testing ... See full document

... including resin composites and glass-ionomer cements ...into resin composites [12], use of methacryloxylethyl cetyl ammonium chloride as a com- ... See full document

... regions the indentations were made at the edge (0) of the bracket and at 100 and 200m away from it. The indentations were made in the middle third of the lingual surface of each half of the crown in all these positions, ... See full document

... varnishes have also been shown to decrease enamel demineralization in vitro and in clinical trials. Fluoride varnishes have the benefit of adhering to the enamel surface longer than other topical fluoride ... See full document