eBooks
Zirconia Bonding
The ABCs of Zirconia Bonding
Bonding to zirconia is achievable with the right techniques, combining mechanical retention and chemical interaction. This eBook outlines three reliable protocols to simplify the process.
Using Zirconia For Durable & Aesthetic Restorations
This eBook provides an overview of what you need to know and do in order to successfully give your patients the beautiful zirconia restorations they desire.
Yes, You Can Bond to Zirconia!
Discover how the right products and protocols can help you master the challenges of zirconia bonding with confidence.
The Dos and Don’ts of Bonding to Zirconia
Zirconia has evolved from strong but unappealing to a versatile, esthetic, and bondable material. With proper techniques like sandblasting, phosphate ester primers, and resin-based cements, clinicians can achieve durable, predictable bonds and expand restorative options.
Composites
A Quantium Leap in Universal Composites
Discover how Quantium redefines restorative dentistry with optimized handling, high polishability, low shrinkage and predictable esthetics - making anterior and posterior restorations, easier, faster, and more reliable than ever.
Restorative
NO GUESSWORK, JUST RESULTS
Explore how advanced dental materials eliminate uncertainties in clinical workflows. Discover the science and engineering behind products designed to work seamlessly together and with other brands, ensuring predictable outcomes for dentists and greater confidence with every procedure.
Perfect Pairs
The secret to optimized procedures is to streamline your bonding process with 鶹ԭ’s perfectly paired product combinations, delivering reliable, long-lasting results for your patients.
Bonding Basics for Lasting Cosmetic Dentistry
Advancements in materials now allow for minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry, but longevity depends on proper occlusion and bonding protocols.
The Buildup to Restorative Success
Root canals were once routinely restored with posts, but that practice has shifted. Today, many dentists prioritize core buildup materials, as posts—especially fiber ones—are now seen as potentially weakening teeth rather than strengthening them.
Building The Better Bond
Adhesive dentistry has come a long way, transforming from a complex multi-bottle process to a simplified solution with game-changers like 鶹ԭ’s All-Bond Universal.
Bonding Materials: Consider the Patient’s Needs to Achieve the Best Restorative Outcome
Every patient’s restorative needs are unique, and bonding protocols vary accordingly. This resource features insights from dental experts across four key bonding areas, drawing on nearly a century of combined experience.
Cementation
A Proven Workflow For Try-In & Cementation of Lithium Disilicate Restorations
Restoring a smile with indirect restorations requires a proven, efficient workflow for the try-in and cementation appointment. With clear steps and teamwork, you can improve speed and ensure a successful outcome.
Which Cement is Best?
Selecting the right cement depends on factors like substrate type and restoration needs. 鶹ԭ’s Duo-Link Universal and TheraCem are strong options, with the key being knowing when to choose a self-adhesive or conventional resin cement.
THERA Calcium Releasing
TheraCal LC v LimeLite Enhanced
This comparison examines the indications, chemistry, and clinical performance characteristics of TheraCal LC and Lime-Lite Enhanced to help clinicians understand how each liner functions in restorative dentistry.
The Thera Family
The THERA family offers award-winning products that simplify clinical procedures while releasing beneficial calcium. Powered by 鶹ԭ’s proprietary THERA technology, it includes TheraCem, TheraCal LC, TheraCal PT, and TheraBase.
Protecting the Pulp with Safety & Ease
Pulpotomy treatment has improved with biocompatible, resin-modified calcium silicate, making vital pulp therapy more effective. Knowing when to use it, updated techniques, and the right material are key to saving primary teeth.
Post-Op Sensitivity
Preventing Postop Sensitivity
To avoid postop sensitivity and ensure patient comfort, invest in proper bonding techniques and easy-to-use products that offer extra protection.