Comparative evaluation of the effect of 2% graphene oxide and 5% hydroxyapatite nanoparticles in isolation and in combination on cicro tensile bond strength of 5th generation adhesive

Graphene is the thinnest, strongest and stiffest imaginable material. The biocompatible property of graphene oxide can initiate facilitate cell adhesion, proliferation differentiation periodontal ligament, osteogenic oral epithelial cells. Furthermore, antibiofilm anti-adhesion properties in prevention dental biofilm infections, caries, erosion as well for implant surface modification anti-quorum sensing agent. Composites are most often utilised materials restoration field dentistry due to adhesive resins' improved mechanical cosmetic properties. To safeguard dentin prevent cavities, adhesives affix hydrophobic resin composites hydrophilic tissue. Dental have a harder time adhering because it contains more water less mineralized than enamel. This makes method sensitive. As result, was chosen assess contrast impact 5% Hydroxyapatite nanoparticles 2% Graphene nanoparticles, both separately together, on Micro tensile bond strength 5th generation adhesive. versatile form Graphite structural functional configuration. possess extraordinary physical, chemical, optical, electrical Among family nanomaterials, reduced adding oxygenated group structure increases area therefore exhibits enviable excellent interaction ability with metal ions organic species. has provided outstanding results antimicrobial action, regenerative dentistry, bone tissue engineering, drug delivery, physicochemical property, enhancement biomaterials cancer treatment.