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Color matching between orthodontic attachments and tooth structure using monoshade composites: An instrumental analysis.

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JDJoao Arthur DumkeMSMaria Eduarda Maldonado SilvaLJL John

Key Points

  • To evaluate the effectiveness of monoshade composites in matching the color of orthodontic attachments to tooth structure.
  • Instrumental analysis of color matching between orthodontic attachments and tooth structure using monoshade composites.
  • Assessment of color compatibility across different anatomic regions of teeth.
  • Statistical analysis of color matching metrics including ΔL∗, Δa∗, Δb∗.
  • Color matching varied by resin composite used for orthodontic attachments.
  • Significant differences in color matching across anatomic regions were observed: improved in occlusal, reduced in cervical regions.
  • Statistically significant results indicated by P values less than 0.001.

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Monoshade resin composites were developed to simplify restorative procedures by eliminating the need for shade selection. Although their performance in the restoration of cavities is well established, their effectiveness in color matching when used for the fabrication of orthodontic attachments remains uncertain. METHODS: ). RESULTS: (P <0.001), ΔL∗ (P = 0.002), Δa∗ (P <0.001), and Δb∗(P <0.001). CONCLUSIONS: Color matching of orthodontic attachments fabricated with monoshade composites varied according to the resin composite used and the anatomic region. The occlusal region demonstrated improved color match, whereas the cervical region showed reduced color compatibility between the attachment and the tooth structure.

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Dumke et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fa8e8904f884e66b530ddbhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajodo.2026.03.008
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