Universal Bond Kit dental adhesive – Two-Component Self-Cure System by Tokuyama

Bond with Confidence. Every Technique. Every Restoration.

Universal Bond Kit dental adhesive by Tokuyama Dental is a comprehensive two-component self-cured system, designed for both direct and indirect restorations. This versatile kit accommodates various etching techniques — Self-etch, Selective-enamel-etch, and Total-etch — ensuring flexibility in clinical applications. Compatible with light-cured, self-cured, and dual-cured composite materials, it streamlines procedures for dental professionals.

Key Features & Benefits of Universal Bond Kit dental adhesive

• Universal Application: Suitable for both direct and indirect restorations
• Technique Compatibility: Works with Self-etch, Selective-enamel-etch, and Total-etch techniques
• Composite Compatibility: Compatible with light-cured, self-cured, and dual-cured composites
• Restorative Material Bonding: Improves bond strength to glass-ceramics, metals, and resins
• Ease of Use: Simple steps for direct restorations and intraoral repairs
• Versatility: Applicable for cementation of indirect restorations and bonding core build-ups
• Storage Stability: Separation into two liquids ensures excellent storage stability

Key Specifications

• Bond A Composition: Phosphoric acid monomer (New 3D-SR), MTU-6, HEMA, Bis-GMA, TEGDMA, Acetone
• Bond B Composition: γ-MPTES, Borate, Peroxide, Acetone, Isopropyl alcohol, Water
• Adhesion: Tooth structure, metals, ceramics
• Polymerization: Highly active self-cure catalyst; comparable strength to light-curing adhesives

Indications

• Direct anterior and posterior restorations
• Intraoral repair of restorations
• Cementation of indirect restorations
• Bonding core build-ups and denture resin

Pack Contents

• 1 x Palfique Universal Bond A – 5ml
• 1 x Palfique Universal Bond B – 5ml
• 25 x Disposable Applicator (Fine)
• 1 x Mixing Well
• 5 x Disposable Mixing Well

Directions for Use

1. Preparation: Ensure proper isolation using a rubber dam or cotton rolls to control moisture.
2. Etching: Choose the appropriate etching technique based on the clinical scenario.
3. Direct Restorations: Apply Universal Bond Kit dental adhesive to the prepared tooth surface, then follow with composite material application.
4. Intraoral Repair: Apply bond to the repair site, then perform the necessary repair with composite resin.
5. Cementation of Indirect Restorations: Apply bond to the prepared tooth surface, apply appropriate resin cement to the restoration, and seat in place.
6. Core Build-ups: Apply bond to the prepared tooth or denture surface, then proceed with bonding core build-ups or denture resin.
7. Post-Application: Follow specific curing requirements based on the composite or cement used. Evaluate occlusion and make necessary adjustments.
8. Cleaning & Storage: Dispose of used applicators and mixing wells. Store as per recommended storage conditions.

For professional dental use only. Follow manufacturer's instructions for use.