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Restoration dental bond Monobond®
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Restoration dental bond - Monobond® - Ivoclar Vivadent - liquid
Restoration dental bond - Monobond® - Ivoclar Vivadent - liquid
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Monobond Etch & Prime is the world's first and to date only single component ceramic primer that etches and silanates glass-ceramic surfaces in one step. The unpopular etching of contact surfaces with hydrofluoric acid is no longer necessary. As a result, the conditioning step is faster and safer than with conventional methods. Your advantages at a glance Short process The combination of etching and silanating considerably shortens the customary conditioning process of glass-ceramic restorations. At the same time, saliva and silicone residue is cleaned from the surface. Strong, durable bond Monobond Etch & Prime reacts with the the glass-ceramic and helps to generate a reliable and durable bond to restorations. When used in combination with the adhesive luting composite Variolink® Esthetic, Monobond Etch & Prime ensures high bond strength in adhesive cementation procedures. Easy and safe to use The self-etching primer is easy and safe to use and will not cause over-etching of glass-ceramic surfaces. Restorations that have been conditioned in the laboratory may be conditioned again with Monobond Etch & Prime if necessary Optimally suitable for the adhesive cementation of glass-ceramics Monobond Etch & Prime is recommended for the conditioning of glass-ceramic materials from Ivoclar: IPS e.max CAD IPS e.max Press IPS Empress CAD

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