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Radiopaque dental adhesives: Dispersion of flame-made Ta2O5/SiO2 nanoparticles in methacrylic matrices
Journal of Dentistry, 06/18/08
Schulza H et al. - The dispersion method affected the aggregate size distribution of both untreated and surface functionalized particles in these suspensions. The influence of particle content on suspension viscosity, aggregate size distribution and that of Ta2O5 content on radiopacity was investigated. The shear bond strength of such radiopaque particle-containing adhesives on enamel and dentin was comparable to that of the particle-free reference adhesive.
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