K – BOND TOTAL 5TH GENERATION (7 ML) |
5th generation multifunction light curedExcellent adhesion to dentin and enamelLong-lasting bonding strength optimum consistency for easy application
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Components: Dentin bonding agents typically consist of several components, including:
a. Primer: The primer is a hydrophilic solution that is applied to the etched dentin surface. It infiltrates the dentinal tubules, moistens the collagen fibers, and helps to create a stable bond.
b. Adhesive: The adhesive is a hydrophobic resin-based material that is applied over the primer. It forms a chemical bond with the dentin and provides the necessary strength and durability for the bond.
Acid etching: Prior to applying the bonding agent, the dentin surface is usually acid-etched with a mild acid, such as phosphoric acid. This etching process creates microscopic porosities in the dentin, increasing surface area and allowing for better adhesive penetration.
Application: The steps involved in applying a dentin bonding agent can vary depending on the specific product. Generally, the process involves the following:
a. Isolation: The tooth is isolated using a dental dam or a cotton roll to maintain a dry working environment.
b. Etching: The acid etchant is applied to the dentin surface for a specified time, usually around 15-30 seconds. It is then rinsed off and the tooth surface is dried.
c. Primer application: The primer is applied to the etched dentin surface. It is often gently agitated or rubbed in to ensure thorough coverage. The excess primer is then removed, leaving a thin layer on the dentin.
d. Adhesive application: The adhesive is applied over the primed dentin surface. It is carefully spread and thinned using an air syringe or gentle airflow to remove excess solvent and ensure an even layer.
Light curing: Once the adhesive is applied, it is light-cured using a dental curing light. The light activates the photo-initiators in the adhesive, initiating polymerization and creating a strong bond between the dentin and the restorative material.
Restorative placement: After the dentin bonding agent is cured, the restorative material, such as composite resin or dental cement, can be placed on top of it. The bonding agent acts as an intermediary layer, providing adhesion and retention for the restoration.
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