
Welcome to the Department of Restorative Dentistry.
Overview
Operative dentistry is a part of Conservative dentistry that explores methods of keeping and using tooth without extracting, and is a science which researches arresting disease of teeth hard tissues and restoration of failure tooth. In this department, we investigate dental restorative materials and clinical techniques (methods) from view of Materials and Engineering or (and) Biology.
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Researches
1. Basic and Clinical Research about Restorative Materials
Composite Resin
Glass Ionomer Cement
Compomer
Ceramic Inlay Restoration
Resin Inlay Restoration
2. Adhesion Mechanism of Composite Resin to Tooth Structure
Under the condition of simulating pulpal pressure
Using atomic force microscope
Using microtensile bond strength test system
Applying Low Light source Intensity
Compare to position or direstion in dentin
3. Effect of Caries Prevention by Fluoride Containing Restorative Materials and Fissure Sealant
Performance of released fluoride from glass ionomer
Community health care program for preventing caries using sealant
4.Toxicity of Restorative Materials
Effect of restorative materials and pulp capping drugs to lymphocyte
Toxicity and pulpal response of resin monomer into composite resin
5. Biological and Clinical Research about Endodontics (Root Canal Treatmant)
Study of methods for detecting bacteriain root canal exudate
Treatment for persistent apical periodontitis
6. Methods of Bleaching for Discolored Teeth
Vital and non-vital bleaching for discolored teeth
Application of a colorimeter
7. Study for the endrocrinedisruptor
Bisphenol-A from dental materials
8. Study of Corrosion of Dental Metallic Materials and Instruments
Evaluation of corrosion of dental materials and instruments in disinfectants or high oxidation potential water










