Restorative dentistry is more effective and efficient than ever, and a big part of this is the ongoing development of Luting and Bonding Systems. When it comes to fixed prostheses such as crowns and bridges and affixing removable prostheses, dentists have numerous choices. Decisions such as whether to cement or bond a restoration are impacted by the type of restoration being placed and the materials being used to fabricate that restoration, among other factors. Choosing the right Luting and Bonding System is important and the options can include Dental Adhesives, Dental Resin Cements and Self Adhesive Resin Cements, Glass Ionomer Cements, Denture Attachment Luting Materials, Dental Etchants and Dental Porcelain Etchants, Metal Primers, Silane Coupling Agents, and Oxygen Layer Inhibitors.
Dr. Paul Mizar
One clinician’s take on why MyDent’s bis-acryl is currently his go to temporary material.
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
A side-by-side look at some of the options available for chairside CAD/CAM mills.
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Dr. Jeff Rohde, DDS, MS
Success of these restorations demonstrates the restorative options made possible by new dental materials.
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Dr. Jeff Rohde, DDS, MS
Have you asked yourself "Is the etch in a self-etching adhesive strong enough, or do I still need to etch any unprepared enamel?" A new study may have the answer.
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Resin cement kit is designed to provide an optimal cementation option for lithium disilicate restorations.
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Resin modified glass ionomer cement is designed for easy cleanup, durable adhesion and esthetic outcomes.
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Bonding system designed for use when repairing crown and bridge materials.
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Self-etch, total-etch adhesive now available in bottle delivery.
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