OptiBond XTR 3rd Party Data
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Apply OptiBond XTR primer for 20 seconds |
Clinical Case II
This 70-year-old lady was in need of several crown and veneer restorations due to the failure of composite restorations on teeth 5-12. OptiBond XTR can be used with any porcelain. In this particular case, E-Max (lithium disilicate) was used for all the anterior crowns and veneers. Before the porcelain was seated, the restorations were thoroughly cleaned. That included sandblasting with aluminum oxide. Each restoration was then etched with hydrofluoric acid.
Once the hydrofluoric acid was rinsed off, a coat of Kerr's Silane Primer was placed in each restoration and allowed to air dry. Once the provisionals were removed, the teeth were cleaned, isolated, and dried. A coat of the OptiBond XTR primer was placed on each tooth for 20 seconds and then air-dried.
A coat of the OptiBond XTR adhesive was then placed on each tooth for 15 seconds. The solvent evaporated off, and each tooth was light-cured for 10 seconds.
Any light-cured, dual-cured, or self-cured cements can be used since OptiBond XTR is compatible with all dental materials. This clinician chose to use Kerr's NX3 Nexus Third Generation light cure resin cement.
Curing all surfaces for 20 seconds is recommended once the restoration is seated.
OptiBond XTR offers the clinician the best of both worlds. The dentist can use one adhesive system for both direct and indirect restorations, and use it with the confidence that it will provide a strong bond to both cut and uncut enamel, without postoperative sensitivity concerns.
This can save time and expense. In this economy, that's always a win-win for both the clinician and the patient.![]() |
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| Apply OptiBond XTR adhesive |
Place NX3 resin cement |
After anterior cementation with NX3 |
International Association for Dental Research
E.J. SWIFT1, R. WALTER2, K. BRASWELL1, and L. BOUSHELL2, 1School of Dentistry, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 2Operative Dentistry, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC
Dentin and Enamel Bond Strengths of a New Self-Etch Primer
March 18, 2011
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M. CAMPILLO-FUNOLLET, Restorative Dentistry, University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, Z. WU, Restorative Dentistry, State University of New York - Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, X. QIAN, Research & Development, Kerr Corporation, Orange, CA, and C. MUNOZ-VIVEROS, State University of New York - SUNY - Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
Shear Bond Strength of Current Self-etch Adhesives
March 18, 2011
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