A 'one-bottle' adhesive system for bonding a fibre post into a root canal: An SEM evaluation of the post-resin interface

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Aim: This report presents a case in which a 'one-bottle' adhesive system was used in combination with proprietary resin cement for bonding a fibre post. Methodology: The fibre post was placed into the root canal of a fractured root under clinical conditions and then extracted 1 week later. Using scanning electron microscopy, half of the root was evaluated for hybrid layer formation and the other half for assessing resin tags. Results: The investigation demonstrated that a 'one-bottle' system can infiltrate etched dentine. Conclusions: The 'one-bottle' system tested in this study can create a mechanical interlocking with root etched dentine under clinical conditions.

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Ferrari, M., & Mannocci, F. (2000). A “one-bottle” adhesive system for bonding a fibre post into a root canal: An SEM evaluation of the post-resin interface. International Endodontic Journal, 33(4), 397–400. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2591.2000.00310.x

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