Conference Paper
Resistance of endodontically treated premolars restored with bulk-fill composites [abstract]
Bergés Abreu, Nicole M.
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Galván Santoni, Jafrayra
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Hernández-José, Angely
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Mancebo-Pacheco, Elvin
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Féliz-Matos, Leandro
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2017 |
Resumen
Aim or purpose:
To evaluate fracture resistance of endodontically treated premolars restored with different bulk-fill resin composites techniques.
Materials and methods:
Thirty endodontic first upper premolars were selected. Standardized occlusal-distal cavities were made. The selection was divided in two groups of 15 samples, G-1: Bulk-Fill resin composite (Shofu, Japan) of high viscosity, G-2: Bulk-Fill resin composite (Shofu, Japan) of low viscosity, this was used as base, and the Bulk-Fill (Shofu, Japan) resin composite of high viscosity in the occlusal surface. The samples were subjected to compressive forces using the universal testing system (MTI-2K).
Results:
The difference between the mean of the maximum strength was not statistically significant, the mean force and resistance to fracture for group G-1 was 561.32N, and for the group G-2 was 567.17N.
Conclusions:
The restoration technique recommended when using Bulk-Fill resin composites related to fracture resistance is the technique that uses Bulk-Fill resin composite of low viscosity flow type as base, and high viscosity composite resin in the occlusal surface.
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