论文信息 - Adhesion of composite materials to enamel: Comparison between the use of acid and lasing as pretreatment

Adhesion of composite materials to enamel: Comparison between the use of acid and lasing as pretreatment

Acid‐etch is presently the accepted method for adhesion of composite materials to enamel. In this investigation, we used the laser for pretreatment of the enamel instead of acid. The adhesive (tensile) strength was measured by the Instron unit and statistically analyzed.

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