Abstract

Statement of problem. Adhesive resin luting agents are used to successfully bond the metal surfaces of fixed prostheses to teeth. Panavia 21 luting agent is a new addition to the series of Panavia adhesive resin luting agents. Purpose. This investigation measured the shear bond strengths of two types of alloy specimens (Olympia and Rexillium III) bonded to prepared human enamel (etched and unetched) with Panavia 21. Material and methods. After a simulated porcelain firing sequence, the alloy specimens were bonded to the teeth and subjected to shear testing after water storage for 2 weeks, thermocycling for 500 cycles, and water storage for an additional 2 weeks. Data were analyzed with a two-way analysis of variance (alpha = 0.05). Results. The shear bond strengths of Rexillium III and tinplated Olympia specimens bonded to prepared and unetched enamel were significantly lower than for specimens bonded to prepared and etched enamel with Panavia 21 luting agent. (J Prosthet Dent 1997;78:132-5.)

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