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A partir dos resultados obtidos é possível concluir que:

• A fumaça do cigarro influencia negativamente a cor das resinas compostas convencionais. Resinas microhíbridas e nanoparticuladas sofrem alterações de cor, independentemente do tipo de fumaça de cigarro. No entanto, a resina nanoparticulada é mais suscetível ao manchamento por componentes da fumaça do cigarro.

• As concentrações de alcatrão, nicotina e monóxido de carbono estão relacionadas com a alteração de cor das resinas compostas convencionais. Um aumento da concentração desses componentes na fumaça do cigarro impacta no aumento da alteração de cor, independentemente da resina composta.

Resinas compostas bulk-fill são mais susceptíveis ao manchamento pela fumaça de cigarro quando comparadas à resina composta convencional, apresentando alterações de cor clinicamente perceptíveis e inaceitáveis.

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