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In vitro study demonstrates zirconium silicate air abrasion prepares dental zirconia surfaces for silane coupling, suggesting a pathway to enhance resin bonding strength.
Purpose: Zirconium silicate (ZrSiO4) particles were employed for the air abrasion of dental zirconia surfaces, with the aim of utilizing the residual silicon on the surface to enhance adhesion through silane coupling.
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