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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 12.
Published in final edited form as: Dent Mater. 2010 Jan 13;26(4):10.1016/j.dental.2009.12.008. doi: 10.1016/j.dental.2009.12.008

Table 3.

Microtensile bond strength values (MPa) to dentin when resin adhesives were applied with the ethanol wet-bonding in EDTA or H3PO4 treated dentin.

Dentin conditioning EDTA H3PO4
Resin 1 0 (0)c
(40/0)
[100/0/0]
14.1 (13.3)d
(18/22)
[85/0/15]
Resin 2 36.5 (14.4)b
(0/40)
[11/19/70]
30.9 (12.7)c
(0/40)
[14/25/61]
Resin 3 41.8 (10.2)b
(0/40)
[0/62/38]
49.2 (12.6)b
(0/40)
[0/75/25]
Resin 4 48.2 (8.3)a
(0/40)
[0/80/20]
51.7 (7.8)a
(0/40)
[0/63/33]
Resin 5 42.4 (8.3)a,b
(0/40)
[11/29/60]
17.6 (14.3)d
(11/29)
[30/0/70]
Scotchbond Multi-Purpose (primer + adhesive) 41.1 (10.0)b
(0/40)
[10/68/22]
59.8 (9.9)a
(0/40)
[0/71/29]
Primer made from 50% ethanol-solvated SBMP adhesive + neat adhesive 40.1 (12.5)b
(0/40)
[21/27/52]
43.5 (14.3)b
(0/40)
[8/50/42]

Values are mean (SD) in MPa. In columns, same superscripts letters indicate no differences (p > 0.05). Premature failures were included in the statistical analysis as zero values and are indicated in parentheses (for instance 18/22 means that there were 18 premature failures and 22 testable beams). The modes of failure are expressed in percentage in the brackets [adhesive/mix/cohesive].