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. 2020 Mar;54(1):10–21. doi: 10.15644/asc54/1/2

Table 3. Clinical evaluation outcomes of different restorations.

Table 3. Clinical evaluation outcomes of different restorations
Evaluation
Criteria
Score Baseline n(%) 1-year n(%) 2-year n(%) 3-year n(%) 4-year n(%) 5-year n(%)
VR (33) LX (32) VR (31) LX (31) VR (27) LX (27) VR (25) LX (26) VR (24) LX (25) VR (23) LX (24)
Functional properties Retention 1 33
(100)
32
(100)
31
(100)
31
(100)
25
(92.6)
26
(96.3)
25
(100)
26
(100)
23
(95.8)
24
(96)
22
(95.6)
24
(100)
2
3
4
5 2
(7.4)
1
(3.7)
1
(4.2)
1
(4)
1
(4.3)
Marginal
Adaptation
1 33
(100)
32
(100)
18
(58.1)
20
(62.5)
8
(32.0)
12
(46.2)
9
(36.0)
12
(46.2)
6
(26.1)
10
(41.7)
6
(27.3)
10
(41.7)
2 13s
(41.9)
11s
(37.5)
16 s
(64.0)
14 s
(53.8)
16 s
(64.0)
14 s
(53.8)
17 s
(73.9)
14 s
(58.3)
16 s
(72.7)
14 s
(58.3)
3
4
5 1
(4)
Esthetic properties Marginal Staining 1 33
(100)
32
(100)
25
(80.6)
26
(83.9)
16
(64.0)
20
(76.9)
16
(64.0)
20
(76.9)
14
(60.9)
18
(75.0)
14
(63.7)
18
(75.0)
2 5
(16.1)
3
(9.7)
9
(36.0)
6
(23.1)
9
(36.0)
6
(23.1)
9 s
(39.1)
6 s
(25.0)
8 s
(36.3)
6 s
(25.0)
3
4
5 1
(3.2)
2
(6.5)
Surface Luster 1 33
(100)
32
(100)
31
(100)
29
(93.5)
23
(92.0)
24
(92.3)
23
(92.0)
24
(92.3)
21
(91.3)
22
(91.7)
21
(95.5)
22
(91.7)
2 2
(6.5)
2
(8.0)
2
(7.7)
2
(8.0)
2
(7.7)
2
(8.7)
2
(8.3)
1
(4.5)
2
(8.3)
3
4
5
Color Match 1 33
(100)
32
(100)
28
(90.3)
28
(90.3)
20
(80.0)
23
(88.5)
20
(80.0)
23
(88.5)
18
(78.3)
21
(87.5)
18
(81.8)
21
(87.5)
2 3
(9.7)
3
(9.7)
5
(20.0)
3
(11.5)
5
(20.0)
3
(11.5)
5s
(21.7)
3
(12.5)
4s
(18.2)
3
(12.5)
3
4
5
Biological properties Postoperative Sensitivity 1 33
(100)
32
(100)
31
(100)
31
(100)
25
(100)
26
(100)
25
(100)
26
(100)
23
(100)
24
(100)
22
(100)
24
(100)
2
3
4
5
Recurrence of caries 1 33
(100)
32
(100)
31
(100)
31
(100)
25
(100)
26
(100)
25
(100)
26
(100)
23
(100)
24
(100)
22
(100)
24
(100)
2
3
4
5
sIndicates significant difference in comparison with baseline according to Cochran’s Q test fallowed by McNemar's test (p<0.05) VR: Vertise Flow, LX: Luxa Flow.
The outcomes were scored as follows: (1) clinically excellent/very good, (2) clinically good, (3) clinically sufficient/satisfactory, (4) clinically unsatisfactory, and (5) clinically poor.