Why is GLUMA Bond so ideal for intraoral repairs?
- Preserve sound tooth tissue
- Just one bottle for most materials
- No need to apply hazardous hydrofluoric acid
- Minimally-invasive and cost-effective solution
The intelligent formula of GLUMA Bond Universal contains MDP and provides instant and reliable bond strength. Scientists from Europe and Japan have cooperated in order to equip our clients with a bonding that combines the best of two worlds. The different components interact to allow effective etching, good penetration into the dentinal tubules, durable and consistent bond strength as well as optimal bonding to ceramic, metal and tooth surface.
It can be used for the bonding of direct restorations for all cavity classes (Black) using light‐curing, dual‐curing or self‐curing methacrylate based composites / compomers. Furthermore it can be used for the bonding of light‐cure, dual‐cure or self‐curing core build‐up materials. Hypersensitive teeth can be sealed, as well as prepared tooth prior to the placement of amalgam. The sealing of core preparations can also be performed prior to the temporary cementation of indirect restorations (according to the immediate dentine sealing technique). It also allows for the bonding of fissure sealants. Additionally it can be used for the cementation of indirect restorations with light‐cure, dual‐cure or self‐curing adhesive resin cements. Last but not least, GLUMA Bond Universal enables dentists to perform intra‐oral repairs to composite and compomer restorations, porcelain fused to metal, all ceramic, as well as metal restorations.
Acetone acts as a water chaser and enables a fast and secure evaporation of water, which is required for a durable and consistent bonding system.
Water is always present during cavity preparation and is also an important component in adhesives to achieving efficient etching of the tooth. After application and etching, both the water and solvent have to be optimally removed to enable efficient adhesive layer polymerisation throughout the light curing process.
Acetone as a solvent, with very high air pressure, supports this evaporation process. Therefore this acetone/water system ensures an optimal polymerisation result and thereby maximising bond strength.
The “moisture control”- system of our unique formula ensures a fast and reliable evaporation of water due to the usage of acetone as the solvent.
GLUMA Bond Universal can be used in the self‐etch, selective etch or total‐etch technique. This enables the dental practitioner to use his preferred etching technique. GLUMA Bond Universal is compatible to self‐, dual‐ and light‐ curing materials.
GLUMA Bond Universal can be used for bonding of direct and indirect restorations with different surfaces (e.g. silicate ceramics*, zirconia, precious and non‐precious alloys and composites.) *also use GLUMA Ceramic Primer.
Every manufacturer has a different understanding/definition of ”universal” features. Our definition: GLUMA Bond Universal offers the choice between different bonding techniques, ensuring the compatibility to light‐, self‐ and dual‐curing materials without the need of a dual cure activator, bonding of composites/compomers, ceramics*, non‐precious metals and precious metals, while having just one liquid for a broad range of indications. *also use GLUMA Ceramic Primer.
GLUMA Bond Universal can be used with selective enamel etch, self‐etch or total etch technique.