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    Applications in Dentristry

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    ADHESIVE DENTISTRY

    Indications

    Replace carious and fractured toothstructure.

    Fill erosion or abrasion defects in cervicalareas.

    Correct unaesthetic shapes, positions,

    dimensions, or shades. Bond silver amalgam restorations.

    Cement crowns.

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    Indications-continued

    Bond orthodontic brackets.

    Treat dentinal hypersensitivity.

    Repair fractured porcelain, amalgam, andresin restorations.

    Pit and fissure sealants.

    Core build up foundations.

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    Sealants2. Apply sealant

    1. Etch enamel

    Courtesy of 3M Dental

    Products

    3. Light cure

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    Glass-ionomers

    Most commonly referred to as glass ionomer cements

    (GIC's).

    These are materials which consist of an aqueouspolyacrylate and a fluoroaluminosilicate glass.

    These set by an acid-base reaction in the presence of

    water.

    These cements appear to adhere to tooth structure by

    formation of ionic bonds as a result of chelation of the

    carboxyl groups in the acid with the calcium and/or

    phosphate ions in the apatite of enamel and dentin.

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    COMPOSITION

    POWDER = CALCIUM

    FLUOROALUMINOSILICATE GLASS

    Silicon 13.3% Phosphorus 2.5%

    Aluminum 13.3% Fluoride 22.7%

    Calcium 17.3% Oxygen 28.0%

    Sodium 1.6%

    LIQUID = POLYACRYLIC ACID OR COPOLYMER OF ACRYLIC ACID

    WATER

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    Composites

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    Most Common Dental Resin

    triethylene glycol dimethacrylate

    bisphenol A glycol dimethacrylate

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    Fractured incisors

    http://www.seattle-

    dentist.com/chipped-

    teeth.htm

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    LINKMAX A3

    Cartridge

    LINKMAX Clear

    Cartridge

    Dispensing Dish

    Mixing Pad

    Self-Etching Primer

    EP-A

    Self-Etching Primer

    EP-B

    50 Yellow & 50 Pink

    Micro-Tips

    Ceramic Primer

    Metal Primer II

    Package

    Micro-Tip HandleMixing Spatula

    Packaging

    LINKMAX

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    Paste Pak Dispenser

    Produces Ideal Consistency Every Time.

    Dispenses The Exact Mixing Ratio No Matter How Little Or

    How Much Material Dispensed.

    Metering Slide Enables The User To Control The Volume OfMaterial Dispensed To Reduce Waste.

    Less

    More

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    Dual Cure: Light Cure & Self Cure

    Temporary Light-Cured Linkmax Removes Easily With HandInstrument One Minute After Seating.

    No Radical Clean-Up Procedure Should Be Required.

    Light-Cure Each Surface Of Restoration 20 Seconds.

    When Used Under Metal Or When Cement is Difficult To ExposeTo Light, Linkmax Self-Cures In 6 Minutes From Placement OfProsthesis.

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    BONDING MICRO-FILLED HYBRID RESIN

    Apply thin layer to

    prosthesis with micro-

    tip.

    Light-cure for 20 seconds

    Using a VLC Curing Light.

    Shake the Self-Etching Primer bottles, then dispense one

    drop each into dispensing dish and mix for 5 seconds.

    Apply to tooth surface.

    Dispense LINKMAX and

    mix for 10 seconds.

    Apply LINKMAX to primed

    porcelain surface.

    Hold for 1 minute. Light-

    cure for 1-2 seconds; thenremove excess.

    Light-cure each surface for

    20 seconds.

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    Composite Primer

    LINKMAX

    Self-Etching Primer

    MFR Hybrid

    Resin Inlay

    LINKMAX

    Self-Etching

    Primer

    Composite Primer

    NOTE:When bonding MFR hybrid resin

    (with main ingredients of organic fillers)from another manufacturer, apply

    CERAMIC PRIMER to the prosthesis

    instead of COMPOSITE PRIMER.

    BONDING MICRO-FILLED HYBRID RESIN

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    Apply etchant, after 30 seconds, rinse

    with water and dry.

    Dispense one drop each Ceramic Primer

    into dispensing dish and mix for 5 seconds.Apply to bonding surface and dry.

    Shake the Self-Etching Primer bottles,

    then dispense one drop each intodispensing dish and mix for 5 seconds.

    Apply to tooth surface.

    Dispense LINKMAX and

    mix for 10 seconds.

    Apply LINKMAX to primed

    porcelain surface.

    Hold for 1 minute. Light-

    cure for 1-2 seconds; then

    remove excess.

    Light-cure each surface

    for 20 seconds.

    BONDING PORCELAIN

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    Ceramic Primer

    Ceramic Primer

    LINKMAX

    LINKMAX

    Etchant

    Porcelain

    Veneer

    Self-EtchingPrimer

    Porcelain Inlay

    Self-Etching

    Primer

    Etchant

    LINKMAX LINKMAXSelf-Etching Primer Self-Etching Primer

    Ceramic Primer Ceramic Primer

    Etchant Etchant

    BONDING PORCELAIN

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    Metal

    Crown

    Metal

    Primer II

    LINKMAX

    Self-

    Etching

    Primer

    BONDING METAL PROSTHESIS TO TOOTH STRUCTURE

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    The future

    Adhesivedentistry Improving the properties of adhesive materials. e.g. wear

    resistance, strength

    Biocompatiblematerials Antibacterial, bioactive, drug delivery

    Increasing use of implants Shorter healing periods

    Poorer quality bone

    Less bone

    Growing naturalteeth