Effects of aminobenzoic acid derivatives with 4-AET/HEMA in self-etching primer on bonding to ground dentin

Dental Materials Journal
K IkemuraT Kawakami

Abstract

The effect of the inclusion of aminobenzoic acid derivatives (ABAD) in a self-etching primer comprising 4-acryloxyethyltrimellitic acid (4-AET), HEMA and water on shear bond strength to ground dentin was investigated. The mean bond strengths to dentin were significantly increased by the inclusion of 0.307 mol% ABAD in the 4-AET/HEMA primer, when compared with the control (0 wt% ABAD) (p < 0.01). A particularly high value (38.0 MPa) of shear bond strength was obtained in the use of the primer containing p-nitroanthranilic acid (p-NAA). It seemed to assume that the effect of p-NAA could be caused by the strong electron-withdrawing group of -NO2. From SEM observation, it was found that bonding resin appeared to adhere strongly to the ground dentin without formation of any resin-tags in the dentinal tubules. It was thought that the ABAD with 4-AET/HEMA could perform facilitating photo-polymerization at the bonding interface, and resulted in increased bond strength to ground dentin, and that the bond strength could be affected by the electronegativities of substitutional groups of ABAD.

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