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Aims of study : A study was carried out to assess the tensile bond strength between acrylic denture base and denture teeth af- ter manipulation with different surface treatments. Methods : Thirty central incisors from acrylic denture teeth were cut at the neck (ridge lap surface). Such teeth were then allocated into three groups of different surface treatments: teeth in the first group received no further treatment; teeth in the second group were surface treated with a groove placed and reinforced with a metal wire; teeth in the third group were reinforced with a glass fiber. Each group was processed by water – bath. Results: The results showed that all treated groups improved the tensile bond strength was in a significant, level at (P<0.01), while the third group glass fiber was the highest mean values. Conclusions: The metal wire enhanced significantly the tensile bond strength. The addition of glass fiber can significantly enhance the tensile bond strength between acrylic denture base and denture teeth.

Effect of Different Surface Treatments on The Tensile Bond Strength Between Acrylic Resin Teeth and Denture Base Material