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    Dentine Bonding Systems: Presented By: Seyed Kianoosh Emamzadeh

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    The document summarizes dentine bonding systems. It discusses the histology of dentin including dentin tubules and peritubular and intertubular dentin. It describes how conditioners like phosphoric acid remove the smear layer and partially dissolve dentin, opening the tubules. Primers use solvents like ethanol to clear away water and allow better penetration of the primer. Resin bonding agents contain both hydrophobic and hydrophilic components to chemically bond to resin restorations and micromechanically bond to dentin through resin tags in the hybrid zone. Available systems include those with separate conditioners, primers and bonding agents or self-etching primers that combine steps.

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    The document summarizes dentine bonding systems. It discusses the histology of dentin including dentin tubules and peritubular and intertubular dentin. It describes how conditioners like phosphoric acid remove the smear layer and partially dissolve dentin, opening the tubules. Primers use solvents like ethanol to clear away water and allow better penetration of the primer. Resin bonding agents contain both hydrophobic and hydrophilic components to chemically bond to resin restorations and micromechanically bond to dentin through resin tags in the hybrid zone. Available systems include those with separate conditioners, primers and bonding agents or self-etching primers that combine steps.

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    The document summarizes dentine bonding systems. It discusses the histology of dentin including dentin tubules and peritubular and intertubular dentin. It describes how conditioners like phosphoric acid remove the smear layer and partially dissolve dentin, opening the tubules. Primers use solvents like ethanol to clear away water and allow better penetration of the primer. Resin bonding agents contain both hydrophobic and hydrophilic components to chemically bond to resin restorations and micromechanically bond to dentin through resin tags in the hybrid zone. Available systems include those with separate conditioners, primers and bonding agents or self-etching primers that combine steps.

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    The document summarizes dentine bonding systems. It discusses the histology of dentin including dentin tubules and peritubular and intertubular dentin. It describes how conditioners like phosphoric acid remove the smear layer and partially dissolve dentin, opening the tubules. Primers use solvents like ethanol to clear away water and allow better penetration of the primer. Resin bonding agents contain both hydrophobic and hydrophilic components to chemically bond to resin restorations and micromechanically bond to dentin through resin tags in the hybrid zone. Available systems include those with separate conditioners, primers and bonding agents or self-etching primers that combine steps.

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    Dentine Bonding Systems

    presented By : Seyed Kianoosh Emamzadeh


    Dentin Histology

    Dentin Tubules

    Peritubular Dentin

    Intertubular Dentin
    Conditioner
    Mild acids

    E.g.: 10- 40 %Phosphoric Acid


    EDTA
    10% Nitric acid
    Conditioner Function:
    Remove Smear Layer/Plug Partially dissolve Peri/Intertubular dentin

    Open dentinal tubules

    Micro porosity
    around tubules
    Conditioner Function
    3!

    1!

    2!
    Primer Ethanol Clear away water
    allowing better
    E.g.: HEMA in solvent Penetration of Primer
    Acetone

    Coupling Agent : Bond

    Hydrophobic Hydrophilic
    Resin Bonding Dentin
    Agent
    Resin Bonding Agent
    E.g.: Unfilled resin : bis-GMA

    Chemically Micro mechanically


    To Resin restoration To Dentin

    Resin Tag

    Hybrid Zone
    Available systems
    Conditioner/Primer/Bonding agent

    One bottle bonding agent


    Conditioner Primer+Bonding Agent

    Self etching primer


    Conditioner+Primer Bonding Agent
    No Questions? Great!!

    References: Dentine Bonding Systems: 1. Mode


    of Action
    F.J.T. BURKE, E.C COMBE AND W.H. DOUGLAS

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