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Posting for 2+ monthsDentsply Prime & Bond Universal (4ml)
Liverpool Street, London
£54.21
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Description
Dentsply Prime & Bond Universal is a highly versatile dental adhesive that can be used in a wide range of dental procedures, allowing for all etching methods and indications. It effectively addresses the challenges posed by overly wet or dry dentin, ensuring reliable bonding performance in various moisture conditions. The formulation of Prime & Bond Universal is designed to minimize post-operative sensitivity, providing a comfortable experience for patients. Its low film thickness reduces the risk of pooling and misfit of the restoration, promoting optimal outcomes. The adhesive offers a relaxed working time of 30 minutes in a closed CliXdish, reducing waste and optimizing efficiency. When used with Calibra Ceram cement for indirect restorations, it demonstrates high initial bond strength, ensuring the durability of the restoration. Prime & Bond Universal’s patented formulation is free of HEMA, TEGDMA, and bisphenol, addressing concerns related to these substances. It is commonly used for direct, light-cured composite and compomer restorations, as well as for composite, ceramic, and amalgam repairs. Additionally, it can serve as a cavity varnish for fresh amalgam restorations. The adhesive’s unique properties allow it to overcome the surface tension of water, spreading evenly across dentin and penetrating into dentinal tubules to form a consistent adhesive layer.
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