GLASS IONOMER CEMENTS FILLINGS

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GLASS IONOMER CEMENTS FILLINGS

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Article_Title:	GLASS IONOMER CEMENTS FILLINGS
Authors:	LILE Ioana Elena, HOSSZU Tiberiu, FREIMAN Paul, SZEKERES Catalena, DUMINICA Tatiana, VASCA Elisabeta, Virgil VASCA, ONET Melinda
Affiliation:	″VasileGoldis″ Western University of Arad, Faculty of Medicine, Pharmacy and Dentistry, Arad, Romania
Abstract:	The study of the resistance of glass ionomer cements fillings made on teeth in terms of their marginal closure until apical closure of the tooth in small children are relevant in terms of functional and physiological restoration of tooth morphology and in terms of their resistance for a period of time that equals the period between the moment when the filling was made until those filling should be change without compromising the functionality of the tooth restoration. The research was made by a clinical trial witch regarding the resistance in terms of marginal leakage of the restoration of the tooth with glass ionomer cements. We have made the fillings on both young permanent teeth and temporary teeth in small patients with the age between 6 and 8 years old, and we have followed them in our study at every 6 months for a period of 1 1/2 years. Our behavior regarding the replacement of the glass ionomer cements after a period of two years is mandatory but in the first 2 stages of the study is not binding.
Keywords:	glass ionomer cements, fillings, marginal leakage, restoration.
References:	AbdaHa,A.I.et al. – Clinical evaluation of glass ionomers and compomers in Class V carious lesions.Am J Dent1997:10(1),1 8-20,1997 AndorM.et al – Comparative study to quantify demineralized enamel in decidous and permanent teeth using laser and light-induced fluorescence techniques.Caries Res 35:464-470,2001 Araujo.M.A.et al – A retrospective look at esthetic resin composite and glass-ionomer class III restaurations. Quintessence Int 29(437-93,1998 Benn,D.K.et al Practicai approach to evidence-bases management of caries. J Am Coll Dent 66(1):27-35,1999 Bratu D. – Materilele dentare, Ed. a 2-a, Editura Helicon, Timișoara 1998 Bratu Elisabeta, Glavan Florica – Practica Pedodontica, Ed. a 3-a, Editura Orizonturi Universitare, Timisoara 2004 Cârligeriu V., Bold A.– Odontoterapia restauratoare Ed.a III–a Ed,Mirton Timișoara 2007,293–300 Colston,B.W Jr et al – Imaging of the oral cavity using optical coherence tomography.Monogr Oral Sci 17:32-55,2000 6. Hamilton,J.C.et al – A clinical evaluation of air-abrasion treatment of questionable carious lesions.JADA 132:762-769, 2001 Hicks,M.J.et al – Kinetic cavity preparation effects on secondary caries formation around resion restorations.ASCD J Dent Child 63:115-121,2001 Manhart,J.et al – Marginal quality and microleakage of adhesive class V restorations. J Dent 29:123-130,2001 Markley,M. – Restorations of silver amalgam.JADA 43:133-146,1951 Mount GJ, Hume WR – Preservation and Restoration of tooth structure, 2nd edition, Ed. Australia: Knowledge Books and Software, 2005. Mouradian,W.E. – Ethical principles and the delivery of children’s oral health care.Ambul Pediatr 2(2 supplement): 162-1632002 Murdoch-Kinch,C.A.,McLean,M.E. – Minimally invasive dentistry_JADA 134:87-95,2003 Otis,L.Let al – Optimal coherence tomography: a new imaging technology for dentistry.JADA 131:511-514,2000 Pereira,A.C.et al – Clinical evaluation of glass ionomers used as fissure sealants.ASCD J Dent Child 68:163-174, 2001 R. Jianu, A. Jianu, C. Szuhanek, A. Gavrilescu – Tratat de stomatologie pediatrică Editura Artpress, 2011, Timișoara Talal A. et al – Effect of ultrasound on the setting characteristics of glass ionomer cements studied by FourierTransform Infrared Spectroscopy, J Mater SciMater Med 20: 405-11, 2009
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Article Title:	GLASS IONOMER CEMENTS FILLINGS
Authors:	LILE Ioana Elena, HOSSZU Tiberiu, FREIMAN Paul, SZEKERES Catalena, DUMINICA Tatiana, VASCA Elisabeta, Virgil VASCA, ONET Melinda
Affiliation:	″VasileGoldis″ Western University of Arad, Faculty of Medicine, Pharmacy and Dentistry, Arad, Romania
Abstract:	The study of the resistance of glass ionomer cements fillings made on teeth in terms of their marginal closure until apical closure of the tooth in small children are relevant in terms of functional and physiological restoration of tooth morphology and in terms of their resistance for a period of time that equals the period between the moment when the filling was made until those filling should be change without compromising the functionality of the tooth restoration. The research was made by a clinical trial witch regarding the resistance in terms of marginal leakage of the restoration of the tooth with glass ionomer cements. We have made the fillings on both young permanent teeth and temporary teeth in small patients with the age between 6 and 8 years old, and we have followed them in our study at every 6 months for a period of 1 1/2 years. Our behavior regarding the replacement of the glass ionomer cements after a period of two years is mandatory but in the first 2 stages of the study is not binding.
Keywords:	glass ionomer cements, fillings, marginal leakage, restoration.
References:	AbdaHa,A.I.et al. – Clinical evaluation of glass ionomers and compomers in Class V carious lesions.Am J Dent1997:10(1),1 8-20,1997 AndorM.et al – Comparative study to quantify demineralized enamel in decidous and permanent teeth using laser and light-induced fluorescence techniques.Caries Res 35:464-470,2001 Araujo.M.A.et al – A retrospective look at esthetic resin composite and glass-ionomer class III restaurations. Quintessence Int 29(437-93,1998 Benn,D.K.et al Practicai approach to evidence-bases management of caries. J Am Coll Dent 66(1):27-35,1999 Bratu D. – Materilele dentare, Ed. a 2-a, Editura Helicon, Timișoara 1998 Bratu Elisabeta, Glavan Florica – Practica Pedodontica, Ed. a 3-a, Editura Orizonturi Universitare, Timisoara 2004 Cârligeriu V., Bold A.– Odontoterapia restauratoare Ed.a III–a Ed,Mirton Timișoara 2007,293–300 Colston,B.W Jr et al – Imaging of the oral cavity using optical coherence tomography.Monogr Oral Sci 17:32-55,2000 6. Hamilton,J.C.et al – A clinical evaluation of air-abrasion treatment of questionable carious lesions.JADA 132:762-769, 2001 Hicks,M.J.et al – Kinetic cavity preparation effects on secondary caries formation around resion restorations.ASCD J Dent Child 63:115-121,2001 Manhart,J.et al – Marginal quality and microleakage of adhesive class V restorations. J Dent 29:123-130,2001 Markley,M. – Restorations of silver amalgam.JADA 43:133-146,1951 Mount GJ, Hume WR – Preservation and Restoration of tooth structure, 2nd edition, Ed. Australia: Knowledge Books and Software, 2005. Mouradian,W.E. – Ethical principles and the delivery of children’s oral health care.Ambul Pediatr 2(2 supplement): 162-1632002 Murdoch-Kinch,C.A.,McLean,M.E. – Minimally invasive dentistry_JADA 134:87-95,2003 Otis,L.Let al – Optimal coherence tomography: a new imaging technology for dentistry.JADA 131:511-514,2000 Pereira,A.C.et al – Clinical evaluation of glass ionomers used as fissure sealants.ASCD J Dent Child 68:163-174, 2001 R. Jianu, A. Jianu, C. Szuhanek, A. Gavrilescu – Tratat de stomatologie pediatrică Editura Artpress, 2011, Timișoara Talal A. et al – Effect of ultrasound on the setting characteristics of glass ionomer cements studied by FourierTransform Infrared Spectroscopy, J Mater SciMater Med 20: 405-11, 2009
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