Journal article

Effect of CPP-ACP modified-GIC on prevention of demineralization in comparison to other fluoride-containing restorative materials

EG Sobh, HH Hamama, JEA Palamara, SH Mahmoud, MF Burrow

Australian Dental Journal | WILEY | Published : 2022

Abstract

Background: This study evaluated the ability of a CPP-ACP-modified Glass–ionomer cement (GIC) to inhibit demineralization around the margins of cervical cavities in natural teeth in comparison with a Giomer and conventional GIC with and without coating. Methods: Thirty-two sound human molars were used. Box-shaped cavities were prepared along the CEJ. Teeth were randomly divided into four groups and restored with Equia Forte Fil, Coated Equia Forte Fil, Fuji VII EP or Beautifil II. Teeth were subjected to pH cycling. Micromorphological and elemental analyses were done using SEM and EDX. Polarized light microscope analysis and microhardness tests were also performed. Results: Microhardness tes..

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Financial support for this work was provided by the Egyptian mission sector- Ministry of Higher Education, Egypt. Thanks to GC Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, for supplying the GIC materials. Thanks to Shofu Inc., Kyoto, Japan for supplying Giomer restorative material.