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"Latar Belakang: Kemampuan adhesi siler terhadap dentin merupakan faktor penting dalam kesuksesan perawatan endodontik. Siler resin epoksi sebagai gold standart memiliki kemampuan adhesi yang superior, tetapi tidak memiliki sifat bioaktif sehingga berkembang siler kalsium silikat. Tujuan: Membandingkan kekuatan push-out bond strength dan failure mode siler AH Plus® Bioceramic dan Ceraseal dengan siler AH Plus®. Metode: Tiga puluh gigi premolar dibagi menjadi tiga kelompok untuk preparasi dan pengisian saluran akar menggunakan siler AH Plus® Bioceramic (kelompok 1), Ceraseal (kelompok 2) dan siler AH Plus® (kelompok 3). Sampel diinkubasi selama tujuh hari pada suhu 37oC, kemudian dipotong pada area sepertiga apikal dan medial. Nilai push-out bond strength dan failure mode dianalisis. Hasil: AH Plus® Bioceramic memiliki perbedaan nilai push-out bond strength dan failure mode yang signifikan dibanding AH Plus® dan Ceraseal. Ceraseal dan AH Plus® tidak memiliki perbedaan nilai secara signifikan. Analisis gambaran failure mode oleh dua orang observer menunjukkan reliabilitas data yang tinggi. AH Plus® Bioceramic memiliki dominasi kegagalan campuran, sedangkan Ceraseal dan AH Plus® memiliki persentasi kegagalan campuran dan kohesif yang seimbang. Kesimpulan: Seluruh kelompok siler menunjukkan kemampuan adhesi yang baik terhadap permukaan dentin, meskipun nilai push-out bond strength siler AH Plus® Bioceramic paling rendah diantara seluruh kelompok.

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Background: The adhesion of sealers to dentin is important for successful endodontic treatment. As the gold standard, epoxy resin sealers have superior adhesion, but lack bioactive properties, hence the development of calcium silicate sealers. Objective: To compare the push-out bond strength and failure mode of AH Plus® Bioceramic and Ceraseal sealers with AH Plus® Sealer. Methods: Thirty premolars were divided into three groups for root canal preparation and obturation with AH Plus® Bioceramic (group 1), Ceraseal (group 2), and AH Plus® (group 3). The samples were incubated at 37°C for seven days, then cut at the apical and medial third. Push-out bond strength and failure mode were analyzed. Results: AH Plus® Bioceramic demonstrated significant differences in push-out bond strength and failure mode values compared to AH Plus® and Ceraseal. Ceraseal and AH Plus® were not significantly different. Analysis of failure mode descriptions by two observers showed high data reliability. AH Plus® Bioceramic had a predominance of mixed failures, whereas Ceraseal and AH Plus® had equal percentages of mixed and cohesive failures. Conclusion: All sealer groups showed good adhesion to the dentin surface, although the push-out bond strength value of AH Plus® Bioceramic sealer was the lowest among the groups."

"The book provides an introduction to differential geometry of curves and surfaces. The theory of curves starts with a discussion of possible definitions of the concept of curve, proving in particular the classification of 1-dimensional manifolds. We then present the classical local theory of parametrized plane and space curves (curves in n-dimensional space are discussed in the complementary material): curvature, torsion, Frenet’s formulas and the fundamental theorem of the local theory of curves. Then, after a self-contained presentation of degree theory for continuous self-maps of the circumference, we study the global theory of plane curves, introducing winding and rotation numbers, and proving the Jordan curve theorem for curves of class C2, and Hopf theorem on the rotation number of closed simple curves. The local theory of surfaces begins with a comparison of the concept of parametrized (i.e., immersed) surface with the concept of regular (i.e., embedded) surface. We then develop the basic differential geometry of surfaces in R3: definitions, examples, differentiable maps and functions, tangent vectors (presented both as vectors tangent to curves in the surface and as derivations on germs of differentiable functions; we shall consistently use both approaches in the whole book) and orientation. Next we study the several notions of curvature on a surface, stressing both the geometrical meaning of the objects introduced and the algebraic/analytical methods needed to study them via the Gauss map, up to the proof of Gauss’ Teorema Egregium. Then we introduce vector fields on a surface (flow, first integrals, integral curves) and geodesics (definition, basic properties, geodesic curvature, and, in the complementary material, a full proof of minimizing properties of geodesics and of the Hopf-Rinow theorem for surfaces). Then we shall present a proof of the celebrated Gauss-Bonnet theorem, both in its local and in its global form, using basic properties (fully proved in the complementary material) of triangulations of surfaces. As an application, we shall prove the Poincaré-Hopf theorem on zeroes of vector fields. Finally, the last chapter will be devoted to several important results on the global theory of surfaces, like for instance the characterization of surfaces with constant Gaussian curvature, and the orientability of compact surfaces in R3."

"This 2nd edition is a complete revision with an update of the methods that have been investigated recently and that are now fully accepted by the adhesion community. Themes that are now treated in more detail include for example hybrid adhesives used for automotive applications, ecofriendly surface treatments, damage mechanics, joint durability prediction and functionally graded joints. There is also a new chapter related to the application of adhesives in the oil industry. Besides these content changes, there has been a complete revision of all chapters in terms of text, figures, tables and references for a more didactic character of this reference book.The Handbook of Adhesion Technology is intended to be the definitive reference in the field. Essential information is provided for all those concerned with adhesion, which is a phenomenon of interest in diverse scientific disciplines and of importance in a wide range of technologies. Therefore, this book includes the background science (physics, chemistry and materials science), engineering aspects and industry-specific applications. It is arranged in a user-friendly format with ten main sections: theory of adhesion, surface treatments, adhesive and sealant materials, testing of adhesive properties, joint design, durability, manufacture, quality control, applications and emerging areas. Each section contains about five chapters written by internationally renowned authors who are authorities in their fields.This book offers a quick, but authoritative, description of topics in the field of adhesion and the practical use of adhesives and sealants. Scientists and engineers of many different backgrounds who need to have an understanding of various aspects of adhesion technology will find it highly valuable. These will include those working in research or design, as well as others involved with marketing services. Graduate students in materials, processes and manufacturing will also want to consult it."