Posted: December 2nd, 2014

A Quantitative Comparison Of Internal Adaptation Between Bulk-fill And Multi-Increment-Fill Composite Materials

A Quantitative Comparison Of Internal Adaptation Between Bulk-fill And Multi-Increment-Fill Composite Materials

Project description
Thesis literature review

include all similar studies (the sources number is not really important but I prefer not less than 50)

looking for internal adaptation (other terms: adhesion, gap formation) not micro leakage or nano leakage.

It is about a dental clinical relevant issue associated with some filling materials used in dentistry

this is my thesis proposal introduction and abstract which may guide you about the topic I’m writing about:

Review of Literature guide from my school:

This section should be a review of the literature pertinent to the research problem, arranged in logical order. For example, in a thesis on the development and use of

an intraoral force transducer in the diagnosis and treatment of myasthenia gravis, the review was logically divided into two parts: (1) a review of reports of the

disease itself, and (2) a review of the development of equipment to measure biting force. Within each logical division, it is usually convenient to arrange the

material in chronological order. The length of each item in this section should be in proportion to the importance of the author’s contributions; a tedious review is

not a virtue.

Reference in the text to previous studies should follow this format:

a. Paper by a single author: Smith1

b. Paper by two authors: Smith and Jones1

c. Paper by three or more authors: Smith et al.1 or Smith and
associates1

The year of the reference need not invariably be given in the text, but occasional mention of the year when an article appeared helps give the reader perspective. If

the year is used, the form should be something like this:

In 1958 Smith1 reported that…

Smith1 reported in 1958 that…

Reference numbers are placed after punctuation marks, without intervening space, and should immediately follow the author’s name. They are not placed at the end of the

sentence unless the author’s name appears there, or unless the material is paraphrased from an unnamed source.

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