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== Bonding Strategies == Current adhesive systems are categorized by how they handle the tooth surface: * '''Etch-and-Rinse (Total Etch):''' A separate phosphoric acid step is used to etch both enamel and dentin. It provides the strongest bond to enamel but can lead to post-operative sensitivity if the dentin is over-dried. * '''Self-Etch:''' Uses acidic primers that etch and prime simultaneously. This creates a thinner hybrid layer but significantly reduces sensitivity by not fully exposing the dentinal tubules. * '''Universal Adhesives:''' Multimode systems that allow the clinician to choose the etching strategy based on the specific clinical situation.
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