Laboratory study evaluates micro-shear bond strength across etching modes in dentin, highlighting the procedural flexibility of multi-mode universal adhesives.
Introduction: Simplifying single-bottle adhesive technology to satisfy clinicians' demand for adhesive procedures, particularly in terms of making the techniques faster, less technically sensitive, and more user friendly, has led to the development of multi-mode universal adhesives, which were designed to bind to tooth structures via the etch-and-rinse, the self-etch, and the selective-etch modes using a single bottle of adhesive solution.
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