Abstract

Aim: To Compare and evaluate the microleakge of newly introduced Glass Hybrid restorative system(Equia Forte) with alkasite based restorative material(Cention N).
 Materials and Methods: 30 premolars free of caries or any other defects and extracted for orthodontic reasons were chosen for the study. Subsequently class I cavities were prepared and teeth were randomly assigned into two experimental groups (n = 15) and restored using EQUIA FORTE and CENTION N respectively. All the specimens were subjected to thermocycling. Specimens were stained with 0.6% RhodamineB dye and evaluated for dye penetration under stereomicroscope.
 Results: Equia Forte showed lesser leakage than compared to Cention N.
 Conclusion: The study therefore concluded that EQUIA FORTE to have lesser microleakage compared to CENTION N, thereby having better sealing ability.

Highlights

  • Over the past years esthetic dentistry has shown considerable progress leading to the development of a number of improved restorative materials

  • The study concluded that EQUIA FORTE to have lesser microleakage compared to CENTION N, thereby having better sealing ability

  • Marginal gap formation contributes to microleakage permitting the passage of oral fluids, ions and bacteria leading to post-operative sensitivity, pulpal inflammation and recurrent caries [1]

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Introduction

Over the past years esthetic dentistry has shown considerable progress leading to the development of a number of improved restorative materials. Marginal gap formation contributes to microleakage permitting the passage of oral fluids, ions and bacteria leading to post-operative sensitivity, pulpal inflammation and recurrent caries [1]. Cention N (IvoclarVivadent; Schaan, Liechtenstein) is a tooth-coloured, basic filling material for bulk placement in retentive preparations with or without the application of an adhesive. It is an “alkasite” a new category of restorative material, like compomer or ormocer and is essentially a subgroup of the composite resin (Samanta, 2017) [2,3]

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