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Toward Biomimetic Direct Restorations: A Nanofiber-Based Interfacial Strategy to Approximate Dentin–Enamel Junction Behavior
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• Fiber interposition yielded DMT modulus values comparable to natural DEJ. • Conventional composite resins failed to reproduce enamel-like hardness. • AFM PeakForce QNM revealed interfacial nanomechanical gradients. • Nanofiber-reinforced interfaces may improve the compliant behavior of direct restorations.
Keywords:
dentin–enamel junction
electrospinning
composite resins
adhesive systems
atomic force microscopy
microhardness
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