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Streptococcal adhesion to novel low-shrink silorane-based restorative
Dental Materials, 09/04/08
Buergers R et al. - When compared against four conventional methacrylate composite resins, a general significance to a lower quantity of adhering streptococci was found on the novel silorane-based composite resin, which might result from its increased hydrophobicity. The low adhesion potential of the silorane-based composite may potentially improve the longevity of direct fillings and reduce recurrent caries.
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