Bonding agents

• As direct / indirect restorations with light cured composites.
• Single step bonding agent for direct composite restorations.
• Excellent adhesion to dentine and enamel.
• Long lasting bonding strength.
• Universal for all light curing restorations.

      - PALFIQUE Bond has better operability, with the same high bond strength as the original TOKUYAMA BOND FORCE

• Direct-placed light-curing composite and compomer restorations.
• Direct-placed core build-ups with light-, self- and dual-curing composites.
• Repair of fractured composite and compomer restorations.
• Adhesive cementation of indirect restorations with light- and dual-curing luting composites.
• Sealing of prepared tooth surfaces before temporary/permanent cementation of indirect resto-rations.
• Desensitization of hypersensitive cervical areas.

• A 5th generation, single component, multi-use adhesive, which is hydrophilic and suitable for use on moist dentin (wet bonding technique).

• Go beyond versatile. Discover the universal bonding solution with Single Bond Universal Adhesive
• Combined Total-Etch, Self-Etch and Selective-Etch adhesive.

• Low pH (1.5) provides effective and consistent bonding.
• Use in all total-etch, self-etch and selective etch bonding techniques.
• Low film thickness (3 microns) enables use with resin cements to bond indirect restorations.
• Universal (8th generation) bonding agent for use in direct and indirect procedures and treatment of hypersensitivity.
• Up to 5 minutes working time.
• Consistent bond strength with easy application.

• The bonding agent contains 40% specially modified S-PRG fillers that release cariostatic fluoride to stimulate remineralization of the tooth in areas prone to demineralization, controls bacterial colonization and increases acid resistance
• Excellent handling and short application time of 35 seconds only

• High bond strength.
• Reduced technique sensitivity.
• Reliable and consistent results.

• Pre activated. 
• solvent based on ethanol. 
• Better adhesion.
• Esasy to use. 
• Less evaporation. 
• Enhances bonding of resin materials (resin and cements) to porcelain (ceramic) and glass fiber.

• As direct / indirect restorations with light cured composites.
• Single step bonding agent for direct composite restorations.
• Excellent adhesion to dentine and enamel.
• Long lasting bonding strength.
• Universal for all light curing restorations.

• Consistently high bond strength on enamel and dentin for clinical success.
• Nano-fillers ensure a visible glossy coat which indicates complete coverage.
• Formation of a homogeneous layer for improved adhesion to the tooth structure.
• Reduced postoperative sensitivity.

• No etching, just one coat
  The entire bonding procedure takes 35 seconds, start-to-finish.
  Chemically-activated Microbrushes® eliminate mixing.
• Any composite, any curing light
  Halogen, Xenon (Plasma Arc) or even LED.
• Thin but robust film
  Only 9 microns but almost no post-op sensitivity.
  The thin bonding layer results in aesthetic margins and perfect contacts between adjacent teeth. The robust coat blocks both mechanical and chemical stimuli to dentin pulp complex.

• Adhesion of the composite resin for direct restoration.
• Simple to use one step bonding material.
• Excellent adhesion to dentin and enamel.
• Long lasting bonding strength.

The “3-in-1” solution (Single Layer Bond + Desensitizer)The patented chemistry of GLUMA Comfort Bond + Desensitizer combines the excellent adhesive bonding with the desensitising action of GLUMA Desensitizer. Priming, bonding and desensitising in a single step.■ The total-etch adhesive in one bottle for priming, bonding and desensitising.■ Simple application without prior mixing.■ Suitable both for moist and dry bonding techniques.■ For bonding direct composite and compomer restorations, as well as indirect restorations (such as ceramic veneers, ceramic crowns, inlays and onlays) using lightcuring or dual-curing cements.

• Te-Econom Bond is a single-component bonding agent for enamel and dentin bonding in conjunction with the total-etch technique.
• One-bottle, one-layer adhesive.
• High bond strengths.
• Minimal evaporation of solvent (alcohol).
• Direct light-curing restorations.

• Unprepared enamel
• Sclerotic dentine
• Large enamel areas
• Ceramic fracture repairs
• Cavities with low retention
• Post cementation