The Effect of Volatile Oils on Debonding of Polycarbonate Brackets Reinforced with Ceramic Filler: A Qualitative Study

H. Hashim, A. Linjawi
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Introduction: An effective debonding agent should be capable of reducing not only the debonding force, but also the amount of adhesive remaining with no enamel or bracket fracture. Aim: The aim of the present in vitro study was to evaluate the amount of the adhesive remnants, enamel fracture as well as bracket fracture after application of different volatile oils at different time of application using ARI system. Material and Method: Polycarbonate brackets reinforced with ceramic filler were bonded to one hundred and eighty (180) sound extracted human premolars using Transbond XT light curing adhesive. The teeth were then distributed into five groups. Teeth were then de-bonded using the Instron Universal Testing Machine. The enamel surface of debonded teeth and their bracket bases were examined under the stereomicroscope SEM for adhesive remnants (ARI), enamel fracture and bracket fracture. Result: At 5 minutes of application, no significant difference was noticed among volatile oils in all the qualitative results including; adhesive remnants, enamel fracture and bracket fracture. At 5 minutes of application, the peppermint volatile oil exhibited the highest percentage (55%) of score 1 whereas the clove oil revealed the least percentage (15%). At 30 minutes of application, the black seed exhibited the least percentage of score 1 and the highest percentage of score 2 (75%). At 5 minutes, the peppermint oil showed the least brackets fracture (20%) whereas the clove oil was in the second rank (25%) and the mixture of peppermint oil with black seed oil revealed the highest (55%). At 30 minutes, the clove oil showed the least bracket fracture (5%) whereas peppermint oil was in the second rank (20%) and the black seed oil depicted the highest percentage (45%). Conclusion: The present study supported that the 5- minutes of peppermint as well as the black seed volatile oil applications can be considered the best debonding agents whereas the clove oil can be used as a medication or mouthwash before debonding. The latter approach worth further investigations.
挥发油对陶瓷填料增强聚碳酸酯支架脱粘效果的定性研究
一种有效的脱粘剂不仅要能降低脱粘力,而且要能在不发生牙釉质或托槽断裂的情况下减少剩余的粘接量。目的:在体外研究ARI系统中不同挥发油在不同时间应用后对牙釉质残余量、牙釉质断裂量及托槽断裂量的影响。材料和方法:用Transbond XT光固化胶粘剂将陶瓷填料增强的聚碳酸酯支架粘接在180颗人前磨牙上。然后这些牙齿被分成五组。然后用Instron万能试验机对牙齿进行脱粘。在体视显微镜下观察脱粘牙牙釉质表面及托槽基的粘接剂残留、牙釉质断裂及托槽断裂情况。结果:施用5分钟时,各挥发油的定性结果均无显著差异,包括;粘接剂残留,牙釉质断裂,支架断裂。在施用5分钟时,薄荷挥发油表现出最高的百分比(55%),而丁香油表现出最低的百分比(15%)。施用30 min时,黑色种子的1分率最低,2分率最高(75%)。在5分钟时,薄荷油显示出最少的支架断裂(20%),丁香油排名第二(25%),薄荷油与黑籽油的混合物显示出最高(55%)。在30分钟时,丁香油显示出最少的支架断裂(5%),而薄荷油排名第二(20%),黑籽油描绘了最高的百分比(45%)。结论:薄荷5分钟及黑籽挥发油可作为最佳脱粘剂,丁香油可作为脱粘前的药物或漱口水。后一种方法值得进一步研究。
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