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RESUMEN

La capa híbrida es el resultado de la difusión e impregnación de monómeros en la subsuperficie de los substratos de dentina pre-tratada. El desarrollo de sistemas adhesivos que infiltran a la superficie de dentina desmineralizada por monómero de resinas y que se combinan con la colágena para formar una capa que es una mezcla de diente y resina es un paradigma en odontología restauradora que podría sellar la interfase dentina-material restaurador, previniendo la presencia de hipersensibilidad y caries recurrente.

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