Adhesion to chondroitinase ABC treated dentin
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[Adhesion to dentin].
医科における新薬の開発が医療の進歩を支 えて きたように,新 しい材料の導入は,歯 科医療の進 歩に とって大切 である。歯の組織は再生による治 癒 を期待できないところから,疾 患により生 じた 組織の欠損部 を人工材料 で補 うことが治療 と位置 づけられてきた。そこで生体組織(歯)に 人工材 料 を結合 しな くては治療は成 り立たないことにな る。接着性 レジンが生 まれるまでは,歯 に人工材 料 を機械的維持力に頼 って結合 し,機 能 を発揮さ せて きた。機械的維持力を求めるために,便 宜的 と称 して健全 な組織 を削去す ることが治療である かのごとく信 じられてきたし,そ のように教育 も なされてきた。1994年 の時点でもこの考え方は正 しい とされている。治療の後に二次カリエスによ る再治療が必要 となって も,自 然の現象であるか のように理解 されている...
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عنوان ژورنال: Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B: Applied Biomaterials
سال: 2008
ISSN: 1552-4973,1552-4981
DOI: 10.1002/jbm.b.31010