Influência de diferentes tratamentos de superfície sobre a adaptação marginal e resistência de união entre coroas Y-TZP e um material análogo à dentina

Abstract

This study evaluated the effect of different surface treatments on the bond strength and marginal adaptation from a Y-TZP ceramic crown and a material similar to dentin. Were made 40 bases in a similar resinous material to dentin (NEMA G-10 grade) to give standardized preparations. These were machined to simulate a tooth prepared for full crown in bevel, walls of 6 degrees of convergence and root anatomy. The root portion was covered with polyether (Impregum - 3M ESPE) and included in polyurethane (F16 - Axson). Forty crowns IPS emax ZirCAD (Ivoclar - Vivadent) were fabricated by CAD / CAM system. For the surface treatment were carried out silica coating, application of primer to zirconia and two glazing techniques, and these test groups represented. The crowns were randomly divided into 4 groups (n = 10), as the surface treatment: GS (VITA Akzent Glaze Spray), etching with hydrofluoric acid 10% (HF) (1 min) + silanization (RelyX Ceramic Primer - 3M ESPE ); GP (Glaze Powder / Liquid VITA Akzent), etching with HF 10% (1 min) + silanization (RelyX Ceramic Primer - 3M ESPE); P: primer (Signum Zirconia Bond - Heraeus Kulzer) and RS: sandblasting with aluminum oxide particles coated with silica 30 microns (Rocatec SOFT® 3M ESPE) (silica coating) + silanization (RelyX Ceramic Primer - 3M ESPE). Then was held the cementation of crowns with the self-adhesive cement Rely XU200 (3M ESPE), following the manufacturer's recommendations. All samples from each group were submitted to thermomechanical cycling (TC) (2,000,000 cycles - 100 N, 4 Hz, 5° C - 55° C, residence time 60 sec) with a stainless steel piston (= Ø 4mm) the center of the occlusal surface. Then the analysis by stereomicroscope (MS) (40x) and scanning electron microscope (SEM) to evaluate the marginal leakage between the cemented crown and the G-10 was held. To determine the tensile strength, the mechanical test was performed in a universal testing machine (load cell of 1000 kgf, v = 1 mm / min) until the detachment of the crown. Data marginal misfit obtained were analyzed statistically (Kruskal Wallis and Dunn: p ˂ 0.05) and bond strength data were analyzed by ANOVA (one factor) and Tukey (p ˂ 0.05). The results of marginal leakage (mean and standard deviation) were as follows GS (48.69 ± 19,90ª μm); GP (65.48 ± 42,57ª μm); P (156.0 ± 113,3c μm) and RS (96.05 ± 62,98b μm). The results of bond strength were: GP (470.5 ± 104,1ª μm); GS (416.8 ± 170,2ª μm); P (342.1 ± 109,7ab μm) and RS (208.9 ± 110,0b μm). Through the conducted study showed that the groups that had less marginal discrepancy were GS and GP; values of bond strength of GP and GS groups were statistically superior to the values of bond strength of the RS group and similar to values found for group P.