Comparison of the resin-dentin interface using DMA added adhesive and conventional dental adhesive. (set of photos on the left) DMA added adhesive results in a more stable interface. (set of photos on the right) In nanoleakage evaluation, in the control group, silver particles were observed spreading along the resin-dentin interface and infiltrating inside dentinal tubules after aging. (IMAGE)

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Comparison of the resin-dentin interface using DMA added adhesive and conventional dental adhesive. (set of photos on the left) DMA added adhesive results in a more stable interface. (set of photos on the right) In nanoleakage evaluation, in the control group, silver particles were observed spreading along the resin-dentin interface and infiltrating inside dentinal tubules after aging.

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Comparison of the resin-dentin interface using DMA added adhesive and conventional dental adhesive. (set of photos on the left) DMA added adhesive results in a more stable interface. (set of photos on the right) In nanoleakage evaluation, in the control group, silver particles were observed spreading along the resin-dentin interface and infiltrating inside dentinal tubules after aging.

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