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ADHESIVE SYSTEMS: A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE SCIENCE BEHIND ADHESION

Álefi Marques Lopes da Silva

Carolina Cardoso de Araujo

Sarah de Araújo Mendes Cardoso

Geovanna de Castro Bizarria

José Lucas dos Santos Silva

Marcelo Lopes Silva

Maria do Amparo Veloso Magalhães

Maria Sarah Teresa Lima Verde Moura

Marine Olmos Villagomez

Ousanas Wesllen Macedo da Costa

Nicollas Gabriel de Carvalho Lima

Wglanna Kellen de Maria Silva Costa


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Abstract

Adhesive systems play a crucial role in restorative dentistry, providing significant advancements from their introduction to modern technologies. Historically, its evolution reflects the search for greater adhesive efficiency and simplification of clinical protocols. The dental structure, composed of enamel and dentin, has distinct characteristics that influence adhesion. Enamel is highly mineralized, with high-energy surfaces, while dentin is less mineralized, has higher organic content, and dentin fluid, presenting additional adhesion challenges. Adhesive systems chemically interact with these substrates, using monomers, solvents, and primers that promote wettability and copolymerization. Its physical properties, such as viscosity and penetrability, and mechanical properties, such as shear strength, ensure the durability of restorations. The classification of adhesive systems, either by number of steps or by the form of interaction with the substrate, offers criteria for the selection of the most appropriate material. Constant innovation in these systems aims to optimize clinical outcomes, promoting aesthetic, functional, and durable restorations. The integration of scientific knowledge and clinical practice is essential for the continued development of more effective adhesives.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.034-008


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Copyright (c) 2024 Álefi Marques Lopes da Silva, Carolina Cardoso de Araujo, Sarah de Araújo Mendes Cardoso, Geovanna de Castro Bizarria, José Lucas dos Santos Silva, Marcelo Lopes Silva, Maria do Amparo Veloso Magalhães, Maria Sarah Teresa Lima Verde Moura, Marine Olmos Villagomez, Ousanas Wesllen Macedo da Costa, Nicollas Gabriel de Carvalho Lima, Wglanna Kellen de Maria Silva Costa

Author(s)

  • Álefi Marques Lopes da Silva
  • Carolina Cardoso de Araujo
  • Sarah de Araújo Mendes Cardoso
  • Geovanna de Castro Bizarria
  • José Lucas dos Santos Silva
  • Marcelo Lopes Silva
  • Maria do Amparo Veloso Magalhães
  • Maria Sarah Teresa Lima Verde Moura
  • Marine Olmos Villagomez
  • Ousanas Wesllen Macedo da Costa
  • Nicollas Gabriel de Carvalho Lima
  • Wglanna Kellen de Maria Silva Costa