The hybridization process, or the formation of a hybrid layer, allows for advanced dental treatments previously impossible using conventional techniques. This text discusses properties of dentin, acidic conditioning and hybridization of substrates, and characterization, quality, and clinical functions of the hybrid layer.
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A 'must read' for anyone interested in enamel and especially dentin bonding. Due to the time of publication, focused on total etch with less on 'self-etch' systems. Nonetheless, an excellent description of dentin structure and the effects of etching on it. Anyone doing bonding should read it. Excellent photography. The authors are exceptionally efficient in their prose, inviting multiple 'rereads' for full comprehension. Even so, their writing is straightforward. For more information on self-etch chemistry, see Fundamentals of Operative Dentistry 3rd ed; Summit, Robbins, Hilton, Schwartz chp 8 by Bart Van Meerbeek.
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