In the present invitro study, four adhesive restorative materials were evaluated for the determination of mode of fracture. The four materials chosen were TPH composite resin, Dyract, Fuji II LC and Fuji II. The mode of fracture was determined at a magnification of 10X. The TPH composite resin and Dyract showed adhesive fracture whereas the glass ionomer group showed cohesive fracture.
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