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DÖRT FARKLI TİP RESTORATİF MATERYALİN SUT MOLARLARDAKİMİKROSIZINTISININ DEĞERLENDİRİLMESİ: BÎR İN VIVO ÇALIŞMA

THE EVALUATION OF MICROLEAKAGE OF FOUR DIFFERENT RESTORATIVE MATERIALS ON THE PRIMARY MOLARS: AN IN VIVO STUDY

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Recently, although several materials and methods are developed for removing the problem of microleakage, this problem has not been solved yet. The ieakproofing is a preferred characteristic. This property of the materials has been studying in vitro, but it is true that in vivo and in vitro conditions are differ from each other. In this study, class 1 cavities were prepared in first and second primary molars, and recently introduced, four different materials that can be used in decidious teeth were applied without base. Post-operative compliances of patients were recorded and after three weeks, teeth were extracted and evaluated from the leakage point of view.
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Günümüzde mikrosızmtı problemini ortadan kaldırmak için birçok materyal ve yöntemler eeliştirilme&ine karşın, henüz bu sorun çözülememiştir, Restoratif materyallerin sızdı rmazlığı istenilen bir özelliktir- Materyallerin bu özelliği genellikle in vıtro olarak çalışılmakladır. Ancak in vivo ve in vitro şartların farklı olduğu bir gerçektir. Çalışmamızda; sut T. ve D. azı dişlerine sınıf I kaviteler açılarak, son yıllarda piyasaya Ktiriilmüş süt dişlerinde uygulanabilen dört farklı materyal kaidesiz olarak uygulanmıştır. Hastaların post-operatif şikayetleri kaydedilmiş ve dişler üç hafta sonra çekilerek sızıntı yönünden değerlendirilmiştir.
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