An in vitro comparative study of shear bond strength and microleakage of two different restorative materials used in the restoration of primary teeth

Comparative evaluation of microshear bondstrength of self adhering flowable composite and conventional flowable composite on dentine of primary teeth: In vitro study

Bond strength, microleakage and penetration capability of adhesive bonding systems to primary tooth dentin

Evaluation of shear bond strength of Fuji IX and Riva with and without salivary contamination on deciduous molars: An in vitro study

Scanning electron microscopic evaluation of theefficacy of two chemo-mechanical caries removalagents versus mechanical caries removal : In vitro study

Evaluation of the bond strength and the resin tag infiltration of flowable composite to primary dentin using different adhesive systems

In vitro –assessment of caries prevention effects and microleakage of tetra calcium phosphate composite versus glass ionomer restorative materials

Microshear bond strength of glass-ionomer restoratives to normaland caries-affected dentin

Micro-shear bond strength evaluation of a dental composite filling (using self-etch adhesive) bonded to demineralized dentin with and without remineralizing agent pretreatment: An in-vitro study

Evaluation of some mechanical properties innew- improved glass ionomer restorativematerials in primary molars