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CLASS II KOMPOZİT REZİN RESTORASYONLARDA RETANSİ YON OLUKLARININ MİKROSIZINTI ÜZERİNE ETKİSİ

THE EFFECT OF RETENTION GKOOVES ON MICROEEAKAGE IN CLASS II COMPOSITE RESİN RESTORATIONS

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In this study, the effect of retention grooves on microleakage in Class TT composite resin reslorcUions was investigated. In tJio study 40 sound premolar teeth were used. In each tooth one mesial and one distal class IT slot preparations were created. The retention grooves were prepared in the box cavities on mesial surface of each tooth. The retention grooves at [he buccal and lingual edges were extending from gingival to occlusal lace. The teeth were restored by using Tetric Ccram, Tetric How, Hehoprogrcss and Z100. After the restorations, the teeth were thermocyqled and immersed in %0-5 basic 1'ucsin solution. After sectioning the specimens, the dye penetration at margins was evaluated under the stcreoinicroscope. 'Flic results of the study revealed that the restorations with retention grooves yielded less leakage.
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Bu ^Iışmarîa, Class II kompozit rezin restorasyonlarda, retansiyon oluklarının mikrosızıntı Üzerindeki etkisi değerlendirildi. Çalışmada 40 sağlam premolar diş kullanıldı. Her dişin mezialtnde ve dislalindc Class II kutu kav i id er hazırlandı- Her dişin mesial yüzündeki kutu kavitelere retansiyon olukları açıldı. Bukal ve lingualdcki retansiyon olukları gingival tabandan okluzal yüzeye kadar uzanıyordu. Dişler Tetric Ceram, Tetrjc Flaw, Helioprogress ve Z1Ü0 ile restore edildi. Bunu takiben Lcrınal siklus uygulandı ve %0.5 lik bazik fuksin solüsyonunda bırakıldı. Kcsîtlcr alınarak diş temeklerinde oluşan boya penetrasyonu stereomikroskûpaltında değerlendirildi. Elde edilen sonullara göre, retansiyon oluyu içeren restorasyonlar da daha az sıkıntı olduğu gözlemlendi.
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