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RESINOMER is a dual-cured, 57% glass filled composite with viscosity and flow characteristics that make it ideal for bonded amalgam restorations, as a dental liner and as a luting cement. The hydrophilic monomers used in RESINOMER are based on ALL-BOND 2®* chemistry and promote adhesion to dental metals. Chemical adhesion occurs between the metallic surface and diarylsulfone dimethacrylate (DSDM), one of the monomers present in RESINOMER. The metal bonding capability provides an exceptional environment for bonded amalgam restorations. A tenacious mechanical bond is created as amalgam is condensed into the uncured RESINOMER layer. In addition to adhesive bonding, RESINOMER provides a highly effective seal against microleakage1. RESINOMER is intended for use with 4th or 5th generation adhesives such as ALL-BOND 2, ALL-BOND 3™* or ONE-STEP®
The principal uses of RESINOMER are: 1. Bonded Amalgam Restorations
Due to the unique chemistry of RESINOMER, refrigeration is necessary. Allow refrigerated RESINOMER to reach room temperature before use.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE BONDED AMALGAM RESTORATIONS 1. Rub the supplied wax stick onto the matrix band over the area that will be exposed to RESINOMER to prevent adhesion to the band. 2. Isolate tooth and prepare the cavity in a conservative manner. Clean the entire surface with a slurry of pumice and a disinfectant such as CAVITY CLEANSER™* or water. 3. Etch using an etchant, such as UNI-ETCH®* w/BAC or ETCH-37™* w/BAC, according to manufacturer's instructions. 4. Apply an adhesive, such as ALL-BOND 2, ALL-BOND 3 or ONE-STEP/ONE-STEP PLUS, according to the manufacturer's instructions. 5. If using the dual-syringe delivery system, follow the enclosed DUAL-SYRINGE INSTRUCTIONS for dispensation and delivery of RESINOMER. If using individual syringes, mix equal amounts of RESINOMER base and catalyst into a uniform paste (10-15 seconds) until the paste is a uniform color. 6. Apply a thin coat of RESINOMER to all internal surfaces of the preparation using a brush tip or a BISCO APPLICATOR*. Air-thin to spread RESINOMER, avoiding pooling on the floor or internal line angles of the preparation. 7. Triturate and condense amalgam into RESINOMER-lined preparation using traditional condensation procedures. Do not be concerned with displacement of RESINOMER. 8. Slightly overfill, condense and burnish amalgam over margins and begin carving as soon as possible. Finish carving before the amalgam has completely hardened. Burnish during and after carving to enhance the bond and seal the margins. A slight flash of amalgam onto the enamel surface is desirable and may be unavoidable due to the adhesive qualities of RESINOMER. 9. OPTIONAL: RESINOMER is dual-curable. To expedite the polymerization, light cure for 20 seconds.
1. Isolate tooth and prepare the cavity in a conservative manner. Clean the entire surface with a slurry of pumice and a disinfectant such as CAVITY CLEANSER or water. 2. Etch using an etchant, such as UNI-ETCH w/BAC or ETCH-37 w/BAC, according to manufacturer's instructions. 3. Apply an adhesive, such as ALL-BOND 2, ALL-BOND 3 or ONE-STEP/ONE-STEP PLUS, according to the manufacturer's instructions. 4. If using the dual-syringe delivery system, follow the enclosed DUAL-SYRINGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE for dispensation and delivery of RESINOMER. If using individual syringes, mix equal amounts of RESINOMER base and catalyst into a uniform paste (10-15 seconds) until the paste is a uniform color. 5. Apply a thin coat of RESINOMER to the floor or desired internal area of the preparation using an instrument or a BISCO APPLICATOR. If using the DUAL-SYRINGE, you may also use the mixing tip provided. 6. Light cure RESINOMER for 30 seconds or allow to self-cure (preferred method) for 5 minutes. 7. Proceed with restorative treatment.
A. Tooth Preparation B. Cementation 3. If using the dual-syringe delivery system, follow the enclosed DUAL-SYRINGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE for dispensation and delivery of RESINOMER. If using individual syringes, mix equal amounts of RESINOMER base and catalyst into a uniform paste (10-15 seconds) until the paste is a uniform color. 4. Fill the internal surface of the restoration with RESINOMER using an instrument or BISCO APPLICATOR. If using the DUAL-SYRINGE, you may also use the mixing tip provided. 5. Seat the restoration with passive pressure. 6. Remove excess with a brush or instrument. Complete clean-up during the initial set or gel state.
A. Post Space Preparation 2. Blot the canal dry with a large paper point, to remove excess moisture. 4. Blot the canal dry with a paper point; repeat with a new paper point until the paper point returns dry from the canal. This step is important for removal of any pooled primers to prevent interference in complete seating of the post. 5. Light cure as necessary, according to manufacturer’s instructions. B. Post Cementation 2. If using the dual-syringe delivery system, follow the enclosed DUAL-SYRINGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE for dispensation and delivery of RESINOMER. If using individual syringes, mix equal amounts of RESINOMER base and catalyst into a uniform paste (10-15 seconds) until the paste is a uniform color. 3. Fill a UNIT-DOSE NEEDLE-TIP* with RESINOMER and inject it in the canal. Start at the apical end of the canal and withdraw the tip towards the pulp chamber. If using the DUAL-SYRINGE, you may also use the mixing tip provided and inject directly into the canal.
1. Etch enamel surface to be bracketed using an etchant, such as UNI-ETCH w/BAC or ETCH-37 w/BAC, for 15-30 seconds. The area required to be etched is only slightly larger than the bracket base. Rinse well with water and air-dry. 2. Apply one of the following to the etched enamel surface: 3. If using the dual-syringe delivery system, follow the enclosed DUAL-SYRINGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE for dispensation and delivery of RESINOMER. If using individual syringes, mix equal amounts of RESINOMER base and catalyst into a uniform paste (10-15 seconds) until the paste is a uniform color. 4. Apply a small amount of RESINOMER to the retentive side of the bracket base. 5. Place the bracket on the enamel surface with a slight rotational motion and position bracket appropriately. With an explorer or sharp scaler, press the bracket firmly against the enamel to express excess paste. 6. Remove excess paste surrounding the bracket base with an explorer or scaler. 7. Light cure RESINOMER for 30 seconds by placing the light probe at a 45° angle to the enamel/bracket interface. 8. The bracket may be moderately loaded after light-curing RESINOMER.
STORAGE: See individual component labels for specific expiration dates. Due to the unique chemistry of RESINOMER, refrigeration is necessary. PRECAUTIONS: RESINOMER left on the mixing pad may appear not to set. This is due to oxygen inhibition of the polymerization process. Rest assured, RESINOMER will polymerize (set) in a normal fashion. The user can confirm this by placing a Mylar strip over the excess material on the pad; it will set within the specified period of time. Uncured resins may cause skin sensitization in susceptible persons. In case of contact with the skin, wash thoroughly with soap and water. WARRANTY: BISCO, Inc. recognizes its responsibility to replace products if proven to be defective. BISCO, Inc. does not accept liability for any damages or loss, either direct or consequential, stemming from the use of or inability to use the products as described. Before using, it is the responsibility of the user to determine the suitability of the product for its intended use. The user assumes all risk and liability in connection thereweith. CAUTION: U.S. Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a dental professional.
* RESINOMER, ALL-BOND 3, CAVITY CLEANSER and ETCH-37 are trademarks of BISCO, Inc. 1. CRA Newsletter, February 1994, Adhesives, Silver Amalgam.
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