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3. Stress induced Disruption in
contraction force marginal integrity
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ce Passage of fluids,ions
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Expansion
(microleakage)
Hypersensitivity ,
Secondary caries
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Failure of restoration
5. Aim
To evaluate sealing ability of
class V composite resin restoration
using cooled prepolymerized
composite inserts & comparing with
room temperature resin inserts &
without any inserts.
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6. Materials & Methods
Preparation of inserts
Teeth stored in
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7. Room temperature
Cooled inserts
inserts
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Standardized class V cavity preparation
8. Acid etching & Bonding agent application
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Group B
9. Immersion of teeth in Methylene blue solution
for 12 hrs
Making of
sections
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10. Intra oral camera with software for microleakage
evaluation
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Group B
11. Scoring criteria for microleakage
♥ Score 0 – no leakage
♥ Score 1 – dye penetration within 1/3 of cavity wall
♥ Score 2 – dye penetration within 2/3 of cavity wall
♥ Score 3 – dye penetration within last 1/3 of cavity
wall upto the axial wall.
♥ Score 4 – dye penetration spreading along the axial
wall
Evaluation of penetration leakage
Scored as present or absent
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12. Statistical analysis
Mann Whitney’s ‘U’ test for group wise comparison
Kruskal Walli’s test for leakage between inserts &
resin composite
Mann Whitney’s ‘U’ test for comparing occlusal &
gingival microleakage values
Level of significance – 5%
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13. Occlusal [Enamel] microleakage scores
Groups Leakage score
0 1 2 3 4
Group A (28) 1 6 4 6 11
Group B (29) 16 6 2 1 4
Group C (32) 28 2 2 0 0
Gingival [Dentin] microleakage scores
Groups Leakage score
0 1 2 3 4
Group A (28) 2 5 4 3 14
Group B (29) 11 5 7 4 2
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20 7 3 2 0
14. Results
In occlusal margin
Group A vs Group B – no significant difference (P=0.85)
Group B vs Group C – significant difference (P=0.0017)
Group A vs Group C – significant difference (P=0.0038)
In gingival margin
Group A vs Group B – no significant difference (P=0.72)
Group B vs Group C – significant difference (P=0.0011)
Group A vs Group C – significant difference (P=0.0026)
Gingival > occlusal (P=0.0065)
No leakage between insert & composite resin
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15. Discussion
۩ Limitation of filler loading (70 -75%)
۩ Use of inserts……
۩ ↑ filler resin ratio
۩ ↑ wear resistance
۩ Volumetric thermal expansion = 0
۩ ↓ failure fatigue of posterior restoration
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16. β Quartz inserts
In 1993 Tjan et al – do not significantly
improve the marginal integrity
Disadvantage……
Resin – insert interface
Possible contamination during
manipulation
Failed to reduce stress generated by
contraction force
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17. Composite inserts
Improved resin – insert interface
Size - ↓ light transmission – improper curing
Small room temperature inserts
Curing phase reduction – not enough to
significantly ↓ leakage
Adhesion to enamel better than to dentin or
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18. Cooled inserts
Hybrid layer remained intact
Thermal expansion of cooled inserts
Curing rate & degree of cure ↓ when setting
reaction occurs at lower temperature
Pregel period could be longer
Shrinkage vectors
Thermal effect of curing light
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19. Conclusion
Under the condition of this study,
Small prepolymerized composite inserts
have improved resin – insert interface
Cooled prepolymerized inserts showed
improved sealing ability of class V
composite restoration with respect to room
temperature inserts & bulk insertion
technique
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