Bonding to Caries-affected Dentin
Restorative treatment has procedure in excavation of carious dentin to remove only the outer layer of carious dentin which is infected and is considered to be non-remineralizable, together with conserve the inner affected layer of carious dentin which is uninfected and remineralizable. Caries-affected dentin is hypermineralized due to acid resistant occlusion in tubules, while intertubular dentin is more demineralized than that find in normal dentin. Several changes in caries-affected dentin decrease bond strength of resin adhesive compare to sound dentin. The dentists should learn about the basic knowledge of bonding to caries-affected dentin to increase effectiveness of bonding procedure in resin composite restorations
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