Evaluation Of Bond Strength Of Wire Splinting Material To The Teeth After Brushing Simulation Using Fluoridated And Herbal Toothpaste - An In Vitro Study

There are numerous procedures to stabilize the traumatized teeth with different splinting materials. Bond strength is defined as the amount of adhesion between bonded surfaces. It is measured by the stress needed to separate the bonded layers from each other. Brushing simulator machines are capable of running programmable three-dimensional brushing patterns. The aim of the study is to evaluate the bond strength of wire splinting material to the teeth after brushing simulation using fluoridated and herbal toothpaste.