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Lack of effect of fluoride releasing resin modified glass ionomer restorations on the contacting surface of adjacent primary molars. a clinical prospective study.

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AIM:This prospective, split mouth control study was planned to clinically evaluate shown short-term caries protection of glass ionomer cement on tooth enamel placed in contact to it, as a result of fluoride release. STUDY DESIGN:The sample consisted of 83 children, aged 4-7 years, visiting a private practice during the years 1999 and 2000. All subjects met the following criteria: a Class II restoration was needed to a maxillary or mandibular primary molar on both sides of the mouth, the adjacent molars being radiographically diagnosed as sound or with caries in the relative proximal enamel only. METHODS:A resin modified glass ionomer restoration (Vitremer, 3M) was placed at the test side chosen by chance, while an amalgam or composite restoration was placed at the control side. Lesion initiation or progression adjacent to each restoration was categorized in 5 stages radiographically. STATISTICS:The non-parametric Marginal Homogeneity test for paired observations was used. RESULTS:Differences between test and control were not statistically significant (p>0.1). Two years after restorations were placed bitewings were taken from 36 children (41 pairs of restorations). Uncontrolled brushing with fluoride dentifrice was reported. Mean fluoride treatments performed were 2.2, initial visit included. Lesion progression was: 14 pairs--no progression in either side; 9 pairs--equal progression by 1 stage in both sides; 9 pairs--progression by 1 stage at test side, no progression at control side; 6 pairs--progression by 1 stage at control side, no progression at test side; 3 pairs--various other combinations of scores. CONCLUSIONS:Under these clinical conditions, fluoride release from Class II Vitremer restorations did not affect the rate of caries progression at the adjacent enamel of proximal primary teeth.

journal_name

Eur J Paediatr Dent

journal_title

European journal of paediatric dentistry

authors

Kotsanos N,Dionysopoulos P

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Has Abstract

pub_date

2004-09-01 00:00:00

pages

136-42

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eissn

1591-996X

issn

2035-648X

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Lack of effect of fluoride releasing resin modified glass ionomer restorations on the contacting surface of adjacent primary molars. a clinical prospective study.