Microfiltración entre cemento adhesivo y autoadhesivo en incrustaciones de resina
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2017-03-15
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La propuesta de la presente investigación basa su desarrollo a partir de las causas y efectos que se
evidencian la inadecuada adaptación de las restauraciones indirectas y de la falta de preparación
dentaria que tiene como consecuencia la microfiltración. Objetivo: Determinar en qué tipo de
cemento adhesivo o autoadhesivo se evidencia el menor grado de microfiltración en incrustaciones
con resinas nanoparticuladas. Materiales y métodos: Se realizó un estudio experimental, se
tomaron 40 premolares extraídos por indicaciones terapéuticas y se dividieron al azar en dos grupos
de 20 piezas, se cementaron de la siguiente manera; Grupo A: Cemento de Resina Autoadhesivo y
Grupo B: Cemento de Resina Adhesivo, los datos obtenidos fueron tabuladas por plantillas de datos
en Excel las cuales se sometieron a estadística descriptiva. Resultados: Las incrustaciones del
Grupo A no hubo filtración en 6,67% de las muestras y las incrustaciones del grupo B no hubo
filtración en 51,25% de las muestras. Conclusiones: El menor grado de microfiltración se dio en las
incrustaciones cementadas con el Cemento de Resina Adhesivo.
The proposal of the present investigation bases its development from the causes and effects that are evidenced the inadequate adaptation of the indirect restorations and the lack of dental preparation that has as consequence the microfiltration. Objective: To determine the type of adhesive or selfadhesive cement that shows the lower degree of microfiltration in incrustations with nanoparticulate resins. Materials and methods: An experimental study was carried out, 40 premolars extracted by therapeutic indications were taken and randomly divided into two groups of 20 pieces, cemented in the following manner; Group A: Self-Adhesive Resin Cement and Group B: Adhesive Resin Cement, the data obtained were tabulated by Excel data templates which were subjected to descriptive statistics. Results: Group A fouling had no filtration in 6.67% of the samples and the fouling of group B there was no filtration in 51.25% of the samples. Conclusions: The lowest degree of microfiltration occurred in the cemented inlays with Adhesive Resin Cement
The proposal of the present investigation bases its development from the causes and effects that are evidenced the inadequate adaptation of the indirect restorations and the lack of dental preparation that has as consequence the microfiltration. Objective: To determine the type of adhesive or selfadhesive cement that shows the lower degree of microfiltration in incrustations with nanoparticulate resins. Materials and methods: An experimental study was carried out, 40 premolars extracted by therapeutic indications were taken and randomly divided into two groups of 20 pieces, cemented in the following manner; Group A: Self-Adhesive Resin Cement and Group B: Adhesive Resin Cement, the data obtained were tabulated by Excel data templates which were subjected to descriptive statistics. Results: Group A fouling had no filtration in 6.67% of the samples and the fouling of group B there was no filtration in 51.25% of the samples. Conclusions: The lowest degree of microfiltration occurred in the cemented inlays with Adhesive Resin Cement
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MICROFILTRACIÓN, CEMENTO ADHESIVO, CEMENTO AUTOADHESIVO, INCRUSTACIONES, MICROFILTRATION, ADHESIVE CEMENT, AELF-ADHESIVE CEMENT, SCALE
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Solórzano, M. O., Palacios, J. C. S., & Luzuriaga, D. E. R. (2017). Microfiltración entre cemento adhesivo y autoadhesivo en incrustaciones de resina. Dominio de las Ciencias, 3(2), 463-482. http://dx.doi.org/10.23857/dom.cien.pocaip.2017.3.2.463-482