| ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to compare the marginal seal and microleakagesbetween Glass Ionomer Cement Fuji-II LC, Polofil Supra composite resin and3Mz350nano composite resin after filling in non-carious cervical lesions andprovide a reference for the selection of appropriate repair materials.Methods60caries-free non-cracked premolars were collected and divided into threegroups randomly. The teeth were cleaned by ultrasonic and prepared V-shapeat1/3part of cervical, then filled with Glass Ionomer Cement Fuji-II LC(group1), Polofil Supra composite resin(group2)and3Mz350nano compositeresin(group3).30teeth were embedded and cutting directly, while others wereimmersed in2%methylene blue solution after thermal cycling200times. Thedepth of dye penetrating into the teeth and space between the restorationsand teeth were measured by a metallurgical microscope. The statisticdifference was analyzed by SPSS statistical software.Result1ã€The tiny widths between filling materials and teeth were observed in all30samples in the seal study. The average width of z350was theleast(15.01±2.13) μm, Polofil came the second(15.78±2.45) μm, GlassIonomer Cement Fuji-II LC was the most(22.95±2.41)μm(P<0.01amonggroups).There was no significant difference between z350and Polofil(P>0.05). 2ã€The dye penetrations were observed in all other30samples, and theascending order of their depth was:3Mz350nano composite resin<PolofilSupra composite resin<Glass Ionomer Cement Fuji-II LC. There wassignificant difference in the depth of dye penetration between three materials(P<0.05).Conclusion1〠Using Polofil and z350composite resin made more advantagescompared with Glass Ionomer Cement Fuji II in the marginal seal aspect.2ã€3Mz350nano composite resin has the minimum depth of dyepenetration in microleakage aspect.3Mz350nano composite resin wasconsidered firstly as filling material when we encountered the non-cariouscervical lesions. |