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self-etch-Damascus University refers to the specific self-etching dental adhesive system utilized in a clinical trial conducted by Damascus University (NCT04845399). This dental material is used for the restoration of non-carious cervical lesions (NCCLs). Self-etch adhesives incorporate acidic monomers that simultaneously etch and prime the tooth structure (enamel and dentin), eliminating the need for a separate phosphoric acid etching and rinsing step. The trial evaluated the clinical performance of this adhesive system, specifically investigating its efficacy when the tooth surface was pre-conditioned with bioactive glass 45S5 air-abrasion compared to traditional etch-and-rinse protocols.
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