2023 Volume 11 Issue 3
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Success of Resin Modified vs. Conventional Glass Ionomer Cement as Luting Agents; A Systematic Review


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Abstract

It is crucial to emphasize that using these permanent luting cement, especially those reinforced with resin (such as resin-modified glass ionomer cement and resin-based types of cement), can have several clinical benefits. In particular, the low cement solubility can reduce the risk of pulp damage and reduce secondary caries. A systematic literature review from 2000 to 2023 was performed using PubMed, Medline, and ScienceDirect databases. All adhesives exhibited a substantial decline in SBS during TC aging (p<0.05), although PAN demonstrated the highest SBS. As an alternative to glass ionomer cement for luting alloy substrates, specific universal resin-luting cement may produce a consistent binding strength to prosthetic substrates. The findings suggest that RMGI cement may offer advantages over conventional GIC as a luting agent in terms of improved surface protection, reduced microleakage, and enhanced mechanical properties. However, further research is needed to assess the long-term clinical success and durability of RMGI in various prosthodontic applications.


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Vancouver
Al Hamazani AD, Salloum RSB, Sindi RA, Alrassan LR, Sindi JA, Alshalawi SS, et al. Success of Resin Modified vs. Conventional Glass Ionomer Cement as Luting Agents; A Systematic Review. Ann Dent Spec. 2023;11(3):53-8. https://doi.org/10.51847/7qxT9M4jAh
APA
Al Hamazani, A. D., Salloum, R. S. B., Sindi, R. A., Alrassan, L. R., Sindi, J. A., Alshalawi, S. S., & Alfaifi, F. (2023). Success of Resin Modified vs. Conventional Glass Ionomer Cement as Luting Agents; A Systematic Review. Annals of Dental Specialty, 11(3), 53-58. https://doi.org/10.51847/7qxT9M4jAh
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