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A STUDY OF THE CARIES SUSCEPTIBILITY OF THE RESIN DEBONDED TOOTH SURFACE

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Abstract

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To study the caries susceptibility of the resin debonded tooth surface compared to
unbonded tooth surface, 30 sound premolars were used for this experiment.
DBS brackets were bonded on buccal surfaces and removed, polished by clinical
methods. And the teeth were suspended in artificial caries solution.
The teeth were cross thin sectioned and observed through ordinary light and polarized
light microscope. The results were as follows;
1. Both resin debonded tooth surfaces and resin unbended tooth surfaces showed equal
depths (about 100¥ìm) of caries-like demineralization.
2. The depths of the surface areas were about 30¥ìm, and the depths of the
subsurface demineralized areas were about 70¥ìm under the surface area.
3. On polarized microscopic findings, the surface area and intact enamel showed weak
and negative birefrangence while the subsurface area showed strong and positive
birefrangence.

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