Photosensitive adhesive composition
AssigneeProduits Dentaires Pierre Rolland
InventorsVincent Gaud, Yves Gnanou, Jean-Pierre Desvergne, Francis Dieras, Alexandrine Roubiere
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AssigneeProduits Dentaires Pierre Rolland
InventorsVincent Gaud, Yves Gnanou, Jean-Pierre Desvergne, Francis Dieras, Alexandrine Roubiere
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A photosensitive adhesive composition of the polymerizable resin type, the hardening of which occurs by polymerization and/or reticulation, includes:—initiators for at least one chain polymerization reaction to guarantee the hardening of the composition and a sufficient quantity of at least one bifunctional monomer, including a photolabile center with at least one photolabile entity and at least two polymerizable units, connected by covalent skeletons to the photolabile center and located away from the cleavage sites of the photolabile center, such that the composition loses the integrity and adhesivity thereof under the influence of a reticulating radiation causing the cleavage of the photolabile sites. The composition is particularly of application in dentistry.
A photosensitive adhesive composition of polymerizable resin type whose hardening is obtained by polymerization and/or cross-linking characterized in that said composition contains:
A bifunctional monomer including firstly a photocleavable centre comprising at least one photocleavable unit, and secondly at least two polymerizable units linked by covalent skeletons to said photocleavable centre and positioned either side of the cleavage site or sites of said photocleavable centre, wherein said bifunctional monomer is of oligomer or prepolymer size and has a comb branched structure consisting of a principal linear polymer chain of which each of the comb branches contain at least one photocleavable unit positioned on the side of the principal chain and at least one polymerizable unit positioned on the free end of the branch, the photocleavable units being chosen from the aryldiazos defined by formula I
A bifunctional monomer including firstly a photocleavable centre comprising at least one photocleavable unit and secondly at least two polymerizable units linked by covalent skeletons to said photocleavable centre and positioned either side of the cleavage site or sites of said photocleavable centre, wherein said bifunctional monomer is of oligomer or prepolymer size and has a hyperbranched structure obtained by polycondensation or polyaddition of precursor monomers of AB2 or AB3 type.
A method for preparing a bifunctional monomer including firstly a photocleavable centre comprising at least one photocleavable unit, and secondly at least two polymerizable units linked by covalent skeletons to said photocleavable centre and positioned either side of the cleavage site or sites of said photocleavable centre, said method successively comprises a synthesis step of the photocleavable centre, a structural arrangement step of the photocleavable centre, and an association step associating the polymerizable units with the photocleavable centre, wherein said method comprises a creation step to create polymerizable units of vinyl type on the photocleavable centre, consisting of the creation of acryloyl functions by nucleophilic substitution on an acryloyl carbon.
A method for preparing a bifunctional monomer including firstly a photocleavable centre comprising at least one photocleavable unit, and secondly at least two polymerizable units linked by covalent skeletons to said photocleavable centre and positioned either side of the cleavage site or sites of said photocleavable centre, said method successively comprises a synthesis step of the photocleavable centre, a structural arrangement step of the photocleavable centre, and an association step associating the polymerizable units with the photocleavable centre, wherein said method comprises a grafting step to graft vinyl type polymerizable units onto the photocleavable centre, consisting of grafting the vinyl function included in a molecule comprising at least one reactive function (F1) onto the chemical skeleton of the photocleavable centre, and also comprising at least one other reactive function (F2), by causing these two functions to react via a nucleophilic substitution mechanism on an acyl type carbon.
A method for preparing a bifunctional monomer including firstly a photocleavable centre comprising at least one photocleavable unit, and secondly at least two polymerizable units linked by covalent skeletons to said photocleavable centre and positioned either side of the cleavage site or sites of said photocleavable centre, said method successively comprises a synthesis step of the photocleavable centre, a structural arrangement step of the photocleavable centre, and an association step associating the polymerizable units with the photocleavable centre, wherein said method comprises a grafting step to graft vinyl type polymerizable units onto the photocleavable centre, consisting of grafting the vinyl function included in a molecule comprising at least one reactive function (F1) onto the chemical skeleton of the photocleavable core, and also comprising at least one other reactive function (F2), by causing these two functions (F1, F2) to react to form a carbamate bond.
A method for preparing a bifunctional monomer including firstly a photocleavable centre comprising at least one photocleavable unit, and secondly at least two polymerizable units linked by covalent skeletons to said photocleavable centre and positioned either side of the cleavage site or sites of said photocleavable centre, said method successively comprises a synthesis step of the photocleavable centre, a structural arrangement step of the photocleavable centre, and an association step associating the polymerizable units with the photocleavable centre, wherein said method comprises a grafting step to graft vinyl type polymerizable units onto the photocleavable centre, consisting of grafting the vinyl function included in a molecule comprising at least one reactive function (F1) onto the chemical skeleton of the photocleavable centre, and also comprising at least one other reactive function (F2), by causing these two functions (F1, F2) to react to form a β-hydroxyester bond through attack by a carboxylate anion on an oxirane under conditions of nucleophilic catalysis, in the presence of catalysts carrying tertiary amino or quaternary ammonium groups.
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