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BRAZ, Rodivan et al. Shear bond strength test using different loading conditions: a finite element analysis. Braz. J. Oral Sci. [online]. 2010, vol.9, n.4, pp.439-442. ISSN 1677-3225.

AIM: This study evaluated the stress distribution at the bond interface during shear bond strength testing for three loading conditions. METHODS: A three-dimensional model was created of a specimen for evaluation by the shear bond strength test, using three cylindrical volumes representing the dentin, adhesive system and composite resin. A linear analysis was performed to calculate the stress distribution at the dentin-adhesive interface. Three models simulating different loading conditions were prepared: chisel, orthodontic-looped wire and stainless steel tape. RESULTS: Chisel presented severe stress concentrations near the loading site (-10681 to 637 MPa). Wire presented stress concentrations along the radial loading axis (-382 to 216 MPa). Tape presented more uniform stress distribution (-83 to 21 MPa). CONCLUSIONS: The loading with stainless steel tape allowed more uniform stress distribution at the bond interface, and was a more reliable way to evaluate the bond with regard to the aim of the shear bond strength test.

Palavras-chave : Shear bond strength; stress distribution; loading.

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