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BISCO Bite Episode 12: Universal Adhesives(Post)
In this episode of our BISCO Bite series, Dr. Mark Cannon discusses the power of All-Bond Universal®. Keep watching to find out how All-Bond Universal differentiates from others. For more information
BISCO Bite Episode 3: Bonding to Zirconia(Post)In this BISCO Bite episode, Dr. Ronaldo Nuñez talks about how easy it is to bond with Zirconia in just two steps! Try Z-Prime™ Plus to significantly enhance bond strength to Zirconia, Alumina, and me
4 Benefits of Using a Universal Adhesive(Post)Dental adhesives have come a long way since the first generation. Years of research and testing have resulted in the wide variety of single-bottle universal adhesives that are available today. These l
What is a "universal" adhesive?(Post)Current Definition of a “Universal Adhesive”Hydrophobic enough to be used as a single-layer adhesive.Used with any etching technique: total-etch, self- etch, or selective-etch modes.Compatible with bo
Occlusal Veneer Bonding Case(Post)Dr. Jorge Luna used Porcelain Primer, Select HV Etch w/BAC, All-Bond Universal and Duo-Link Universal to complete a porcelain restoration.
Can you bond to zirconia? Is the bond to zirconia as good as the bond to porcelain?(Post)YES! You can bond with Z-Prime Plus Zirconia/Metal Primer which contains MDP. MDP will form a chemical bond to the zirconia surface when used with BisGMA-based resin cement. This chemical bond is just
Streamlining Your Bonding Systems for Direct and Indirect Restorations(Post)Here’s a little “inventory pop quiz” for you: How many different bonding agents are you currently purchasing? How many bottles of bonding agent do you have on hand in your clinic? How much bonding ag
Case Study: The Overlay (Occlusal Veneer) Case Bonding Protocol(Post)As part of a year-long celebration to mark BISCO's 40th anniversary, we asked dentists to submit their best cases featuring BISCO products. We hope this case continues to inspire you and your team! To
Duo-Link Universal Whiteboard Video(Post)Our adhesive resin cement, Duo-Link Universal™, is specially formulated for the cementation of all indirect restorations and is intended for use with adhesives compatible with all dental materials, i
BISCO Bite Episode 19: Film Thickness in Bonding Agents(Post)In episode 19 of our BISCO Bite series, we talk about film thickness in bonding agents. Learn more about All-Bond Universal.
What is the clinical technique for Bonding Zirconia Veneers? (Post)Bonding Zirconia Veneers: Try in; Lightly sandblasted the internal surface of zirconia, rinse thoroughly and dry; Apply one-coat of Z-Prime Plus on Zirconia internal surface, air dry; Clean the to
Why Zirconia Restorations Debond (And How to Prevent It)(Post)Key Takeaways: Zirconia bonding depends on more than technique: it requires the right combination of mechanical surface treatment and chemical adhesion (MDP) Small mistakes have a big impact. Contami
What is the best bonding agent to use with Core-flo? (Post)With any of our core build-up materials, we recommend either Bisco’s dual-cure Universal Primer™ or All-Bond Universal. Universal Primer does not need to be light-cured for post cementation or under c
How can a universal adhesive be used in both self-etch and total-etch modes?(Post)Most Universal adhesives contain an adhesion promoting monomer that will bond to the tooth structure in both self-and total-etch modes. Universal bonding agents also contain water that will ionize the
How do you use Porcelain Bonding Resin as an unfilled resin with direct composite veneers? (Post)If you are placing a direct composite veneer on mostly ENAMEL, you would etch the tooth with phosphoric acid, place a thin layer of Porcelain Bonding Resin (in place of All Bond Universal), light cure
What is the technique for cementing/bonding an IPS e.max onlay? Both treatment for the restoration and treatment for the tooth(Post)IPS e.max lithium disilicate is a silaca-based ceramic, so HF etching followed by silane treatment is the recommended. The bonding/cementing procedure follows: Try in e.max Etch the internal surface
Why can’t you use UNIVERSAL adhesives instead of a pure silane? (Post)The reason that silane is not effective in universal adhesive systems is because Bis-GMA and other resins in the same formula inhibit the condensation reaction.110 The condensation reaction occurs bet
Dental Education with a Side of Beer the Bonding and Beer Podcast(Post)Grab a beer and press play on the newest dental podcast, Bonding and Beer. Bonding and Beer is a dental podcast sponsored by BISCO, hosted by BISCO’s Manager of Clinical Marketing, Dr Rolando Nuñez.
What is the difference between the generations of bonding agents? (Post)4th generation adhesives are 3-step adhesive systems, involving etching, priming, and application of a hydrophobic bonding resin in three separate steps. 5th generation adhesives are 2-step adhesi
The all-in-one adhesive that can be used for everything: does it exist? (Post)Yes, the “universal” category of adhesives (not to be confused with 7th Generation “All-in-One” adhesives) can be used for everything::Hydrophobic enough to be used as a single-layer adhesive.Any etch
When dealing with ceramic materials, can the bonding agent be light-cured before cementation?(Post)If the planned restoration is a veneer less than 1.5 mm in thickness, the bonding agent (e.g. BISCO’s All-Bond Universal) can, if desired, be light-cured after the veneer—preloaded with cement (e.g. B
Bonding Techniques(Page) Dr. Adamo Notarantonio Talks About BISCO Products(Post)Long time user of BISCO products, Dr. Adamo Notarantonio, has seen the positive results firsthand over a long period. One of his favorite products is the Choice™ 2 Veneer Cement. One of the main featu
What is the recommended protocol when using a Universal Adhesive? (Post)Etching enamel with phosphoric acid will provide the highest bond strength. However, when bonding to dentin, phosphoric acid is not necessary. Self-etching dentin will mildly alter the smear layer, in
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