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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 113, No 2, 285-287.
© 1986 American Dental Association |
Journal Article |
An adhesive shear test has proved to be reproducible and potentially usable for screening new systems. When evaluating current resin dentin adhesives, it appears that the length of time elapsed since extraction of the tooth has little effect on adhesion. Conversely, adhesion significantly decreases as the pulp is approached.
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