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Past and New Strategies of Dental Adhesive Systems
Sara Abdulrahman Alfawaz, Ahmed Mohamed El-Marakby, Razan Saad Aljumaah, Maram Abdulmohsen Alassaf, Fadyah Eid Alshalawi, Mawadah Saleh Alnahdi,Sarah Mansour Alshaalan, Maram Khalid Al Sultan
It is known that clinical success or failure of esthetic restoration like composite restoration relay to great extent on the quality and performance of the bonding system at the interfaces between tooth and restoration. The better adhesive performance depends on many factors but the most important one is proper application. This article discussed variables in the bonding technique, such as over-wetness/over-dryness, over-etching, air-thinning, and solvent evaporation. Actually, the less technique sensitive dental adhesive system may be considered the best for the dentists due to reliable good bonding even under various clinical situations.