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Duo-Link Universal Whiteboard Video
Our adhesive resin cement, Duo-Link Universal™, is specially formulated for the cementat
Product Talk: Advances in Pulpotomy Procedures
Watch highlights from Inside Dentistry's discussion on TheraCal PT® with Dr. Theodore P. Croll
All-Bond Universal Dental Product Shopper Best Product
Dr. Abraham Jaskiel is part of a Dental Product Shopper evaluator team that includes over 1000 indep
All-Bond Universal - The First Universal Light-Cured Dental Adhesive
Is All Bond Universal® too good to be true? No. It is absolutely genius, and we'll show you why
What are the differences and similarities between TheraCal PT and Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) material?
TheraCal PT is a resin-modified calcium silicate that has enhanced physical properties when compared
What is the difference between TheraCal PT and Calcium Hydroxide?
One of the known limitations of calcium hydroxide in its powder-liquid or paste-paste presentationsi
Can disinfectants or wetting agents (i.e. Chlorohexidine, Sodium Hypochlorite) be used prior to placing TheraCal PT?
Yes, after hemostatsis, disinfectants, desensitizers or wetting agents can be used. Please note per
TheraCal PT and TheraCal LC – is there a reason to have both?
TheraCal PT is not intended to replace TheraCal LC. TheraCal PT and TheraCal LC share some of the sa
TheraCem Dental Product Shopper Best Product
Dental Product Shopper evaluator Dr. George Reskakis tested TheraCem. Find out why Dr. Reskakis uses
BISCO Bite Episode 12: Universal Adhesives
In this episode of our BISCO Bite series, Dr. Mark Cannon discusses the power of All-Bond Universal®
TheraCal LC Whiteboard Video
TheraCal LC® is a light-cured, resin-modified calcium silicate-filled liner for use in direct and in
Can TheraCal LC be used in pediatric cases for either direct or indirect pulp capping?
Yes, TheraCal LC is indicated for both direct and indirect pulp capping, and can be used safely with
Do I need to decontaminate my zirconia crown after try-in?
Yes, if you hope to achieve optimal and reliable cementation results. Removing contaminants from the
I think I may have bonded the contact between the restoration and the adjacent tooth together. How can I pass floss through this now?
If you cannot get a thin, PTFE-based floss through the contact, use an end-cutting saw to carefully
What should I do if I am having a difficult time removing the residual cement from the restoration margins and between the teeth?
BISCO’s cements, such as Duo-Link Universal, Choice 2, TheraCem, etc. claim easy clea
Why are the margins of my all ceramic restorations turning dark or black sometime after cementation?
You are probably using an iron-based chemical astringent for soft tissue management. Switch to an al
BISCO Bite Episode 11: Composite Handling
Dr. Ronaldo Nuñez has fun while discussing composite handling and the importance of filler, the resi
BISCO Bite Episode 10: Bulk Fill Composites
In this episode of our BISCO Bite series, we discuss bulk fill composites. Composites can vary in ap
What is the best way to cement metal-ceramic Maryland bridge?
The Maryland Bridge has low retention strength and requires bonding.Cementing Metal-Ceramic Maryland