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Adhesive dentistry: Tips for obtaining the maximum performance of materials in the clinic“Should you wish to follow this webinar with Spanish or Arabic subtitles, please click on the “CC” icon located on the right-end of the video control panel.”
Current adhesive resin materials are variable in their bond procedures according to the components, such as "etch & rinse", "universal type", and "2-step self-etching type". The bonding mechanism of each bonding material will be explained for understanding the keys to obtain their maximum performance in the clinical application. Furthermore, the filling technique of composite resin also influences the sealing ability of the restoration because of the polymerization shrinkage stress.
Even with a high performance adhesive resin materials, gap formation in the cavity is easily propagated. The clinical procedures to obtain the perfect cavity sealing are also indicated. Marginal enamel fracture also occurs when the marginal bevel is not appropriately applied. The comprehensive information including material science and clinical issues are discussed for providing the tips to obtain maximum performance of the adhesive restorative materials in the clinical situation.
Learning Objectives:
- Characteristics of the recent adhesive resin materials
- Bonding mechanism of the recent adhesive resin materials
- Factors affecting the bond performance
- Filling technique to prevent the gap formation
Release date: 2023-12-06 | Expiration date: 2026-12-06
This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA CERP program and is supported by funds received from FDI World Dental Federation, free of restrictions. Tribune Group GmbH is a recognized ADA CERP provider.
sponsor(s) FDI World Dental Federation.
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38 Comments
Thank you, excellent lecture
Thank you fro your valuable scientific presentaion
Bonding protocol for reattachment of accidintally fractured incised edge? longevity of this technique?
For abfraction lesions i.e. non-carious cervical lesions in bruxers, do you prefer composite resin bonded to the tooth or glass ionomer cementers? The manufacturers have stated that glass ionomers are more “flexible” and so will withstand the flexing of the restoration that happens during bruxism.
in case of class V cavity extending in root , what is the recommended adhesive method and restorative material?
and id differ if it result from caries or non carious lesion
Does caries staining agent disrupt adhesion? Thank you, Prof J.Tagami
What is your recommendation regarding the curing light power: gradual increase in intensity or power sap?
Thanks for your in-depth and comprehensive talk.
Thank you very much.!!!
It seems that you do not recommend acid etching of the dentin. Am i correct?
Thank you very much.
Thank you so much
What kind of bonding or treatment do we need to do for bonding of composite resin to metal?
What are your thoughts about using glass ionomer liner instead of flowable composite?
Thank you for the Webinar, which was very insightful. Joining in from South Africa.
Thank you so much
How to reduce post operative sensitivity
Thankyou Sir
recommendations about immediate dentin sealing
Thank you for this clear presentation
Some brands of composite resins are marketed as “bulk-fill” Do such resins cause fracture of the enamel margins?
when bonding to the existing composite without removing the whole thing, if you are using the 2 step self etching primer system. Does the bonding steps change at all when compared to bonding to dentine/enamel? Do you still prime/bond? or do you go to bonding directly after sandblast and/or etch?
How to reduce post operative sensitivity
Thank you very much for so interesting lecture.
recommended length of bevel?
Thank you very much for excellent lecture and interesting topic !
In terms of minimal invasive approach for caries management, when we apply method of “sealing the occlusal caries” (sealing occlusal dentine lesions with composite, without previous preparation), on your opinion the use of which system should be preferable to obtain the best sealing properties?
In cases where the composite resin shrinks away from the cavity floor and creates a gap, will there be more sensitivity?
Greetings from India
why conversion of self etch one step is less than two step SE?
For how long we should etch dentine
How about self etch bonding or etched enamel bonding agent secondly nani is better than nano/hybrid
Ahmad Jamshid Karimi from Afghanistan
Thank you so much
Ezinma Chimezue Njoku-Amah from Nigeria
Good morning,
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Greetings from Kosovo!
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