October 30, 2014Open Access

Effect of thermocycling on roughness of nanofill, microfill and microhybrid composites

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The composition of material, including the type of organic matrix, could be more relevant to roughness maintenance over time than the general behavior of composites based on particles fillers. The maintenance of smooth surface in resin-based composite restorations is totally dependent of organic composition of the material.

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