COLOR CHANGE, SURFACE ROUGHNESS, AND MICROHARDNESS OF FLUORIDE RELEASING RESTORATIVES AFTER EXPOSURE TO VARIOUS TEA SOLUTIONS AND BLEACHING TREATMENT

Material preferences of dental practitioners for the restoration of cavities shifted in favor of fluoride (F) releasing materials as F is a powerful therapeutic and preventive agent against dental caries. Thus, this in vitro study aimed to examine whether various tea solutions and bleaching have an...

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