West China Journal of Stomatology

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Exper imental Investigation of Shear Bond Str ength on Or thodontic Bonding on Dental Fluorosis after Air Abr ading Sur face Pr epar ation Technique

DU Wen- peng1, XING Chun- wang2, HAN Yu1, QI Rong1, XU Jia- qi1, JI Hua- ling1   

  1. 1. Dept. of Stomatology, China Civil Aviation General Hospital, Beijing 100025, China; 2. Dept. of Stomatology, Tianjin People′s Hospital, Tianjin 300121, China
  • Received:2007-06-25 Revised:2007-06-25 Online:2007-06-20 Published:2007-06-20
  • Contact: XING Chun- wang,Tel:13920779963

Abstract:

Objective To find a way to having higher bond strength on mottled enamel. Methods Sixty mottled enamel first bicuspid teeth extracted from fifteen patients needing orthodontic force were prepared and divided into four groups. Group A was routine acid etched, group B was air abraded, group C was etched by clearfil liner selfetching primer, group D was air abraded and then etched by clearfil liner self- etching primer. Next the bond and resin were used. The shear bond strength was observed and compared. The data were analysed by SPSS 11.5 statistical package. Results The shear bonding strength of group A was(2.247±0.261)MPa, group B was(5.374±0.469)MPa, group C was(4.345±0.401)MPa, group D was(5.791±0.636)MPa. The strengths of four groups were significantly different( P<0.01). The adhesive remnant index(ARI) scores of the four groups had no significant difference. Conclusion In clinic, using air abrasion surface preparation technique is an acceptable way to enhancing the shear bond strength before sticking the orthodontic bonding on dental fluorosis.

Key words: air abrasion, mottled enamel, shear bonding strength