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What's new in dentine bonding?: universal adhesives

From Volume 44, Issue 4, April 2017 | Pages 328-340

Authors

FJ Trevor Burke

DDS, MSc, MDS, MGDS, FDS (RCS Edin), FDS RCS (Eng), FCG Dent, FADM,

Articles by FJ Trevor Burke

Anna Lawson

BDS, MSc, MPDC(RCS Edin)

General Dental Practitioner, Nottingham, UK

Articles by Anna Lawson

David JB Green

BDS(Hons), BSc, MFDS RCS(Edin)

StR Restorative Dentistry, Birmingham Dental Hospital, UK

Articles by David JB Green

Louis Mackenzie

BDS, FDS RCPS FCGDent, Head Dental Officer, Denplan UK, Andover

General Dental Practitioner, Birmingham; Clinical Lecturer, University of Birmingham School of Dentistry, Birmingham, UK.

Articles by Louis Mackenzie

Abstract

The ability to bond restorations to dentine successfully is central to minimally invasive restorative dentistry. While dentine-bonding agents have gone through a variety of ‘generations’, it is the purpose of this paper to describe the latest dentine-bonding agents, the Universal Bonding Agents. These materials may be considered ‘Universal’ insofar as they may be considered to be capable of being used for direct and indirect dentistry, as well as being suitable for use in whichever etching modality the clinician considers appropriate, namely self-etch, etch and rinse or selective enamel etch. Laboratory investigations and initial clinical studies hold the promise that Universal Bonding Agents are a forward step in the quest for the ultimate bond to tooth substance.

CPD/Clinical Relevance: New Universal Bonding Agents appear to present a promising advance in bonding to dentine.

Article

Dentine-bonding agents play a strategic role in the sealing and retention (where necessary) of resin composite restorations, which are increasingly placed by dentists worldwide.1 Bonding to dentine is also central to the practice of minimally invasive dentistry, given that bonded restorations do not require macro-mechanical retentive features such as locks and keys, which are a feature of non-adhesive (amalgam) cavity preparations.2

A dentine-bonding agent should perform the following functions:3

It is the intention of this paper to update readers on the new group of Universal Dentine-Bonding Agents, this being a follow-up to a paper published in 2004 giving details of the last major innovation in bonding to dentine, the introduction of the so-called self-adhesive dentine-bonding agents3 and to other Dental Update publications on the subject which readers may wish to read as background or a further update, such as those by Green and Banerjee,2 Green, Mackenzie and Banerjee4 and others.5,6

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