Cement and Adhesives

Why many Catapult Education evaluators rated the Peak Universal Bond adhesive system the one they are most likely to use.

Here’s a quick review of this crucial and complex chemistry lesson you probably forgot about since you graduated and why it matters to your bonding.

Many of today’s universal adhesives have moved to MDP in their material makeup. We find out why and what you need to know about it for your restorative technique and outcomes.

There is no shortage of options for the cement material you choose. Here are a few things to know about dental cement when selecting the one that works best for you.

Why one clinician uses Opotow Trial Cement from Waterpik to let every crown and bridge patient test the restoration’s fit before permanent placement.

How a composite material works in your hands is an essential consideration when choosing restorative materials. However, there are times when you should go with the flowable.

This temporary cement from VOCO America is formulated to secure restorations without discoloration.

The pros and cons of these two implant types and when each should be implemented.

How choosing the right adhesives and dental materials for each indication can result in restorative success.

Breaking down indications for etching and how to choose the best approach.

Here’s how to decide which cements to stock and what to keep in mind when choosing systems.

An overview of dental cement types and proper indications for use.

Bioactive cements have their benefits—and their drawbacks.

Simplifying the cement removal process to reduce headaches for both doctors and patients.

The tools, instruments, and supplies to have on hand for adhesive success.

Implementing a new adhesive system can be daunting, but there are several steps that can minimize the struggle.

Identifying the biggest adhesive mistakes and how to rectify them.

Exploring the importance of balancing considerations for dental adhesives.

Unpacking the different iterations of adhesives and what they bring to the table, from first-generation materials to universals.

Universal adhesives may not be indicated for all situations.

Everyone wants a strong bond, but is can there be too much of a good thing?

A closer look at what makes dentin bonding so much more complex than enamel bonding.

Best practices for temporary cements-What to consider when selecting temporary dental cements and seating provisional restorations.

The battle against contamination can mean life or death for a restoration.

A look at the testing procedures used to determine the bond strengths dental materials achieve

How the dental adhesives we know and love evolved from early discoveries that changed the way we practice restorative dentistry.

Why identifying appropriate cement choices and proper handling are key to successful results with veneers and other esthetic restorations.