3m espe adper single bond universal adhesive - 5ml

Go beyond versatile. Discover the universal bonding solution with Single Bond Universal Adhesive

• Combined Total-Etch, Self-Etch and Selective-Etch adhesive.
• Consistent bond strength to both moist and dry etched dentin.
• Virtually no post-op sensitivity.
• Flexible dispensing tip can be individually adjusted before application.
• High bond strength to all indirect surfaces (zirconia, alumina, glass ceramics and metals) without a separate primer.
• Excellent marginal integrity for highly esthetic restorations.
• One-step, one-coat adhesive application.
• Self- and dual-cure compatible with (Scotchbond™ Universal DCA Dual Cure Activator)
• No refrigeration needed, store at room temperature for two years.
• One-bottle, one-coat convenience
• Proven long-term bond strength
• 35-second placement time reduces risk of contamination
• Moisture tolerant - works on wet or dry enamel and dentin
• Uniquely suited for the "selective" etch technique
• Low microleakage
• Refrigeration not required (if used within 6 months)

HOW TO USE:

Direct Placement:-

• Bonding light-cured composite or compomer for all classes of direct restorations.
• Root surface desensitization.
• Sealing of dentin prior to amalgam restorations.
• Protective varnish for glass ionomer restorative materials.
• Repair of composite or compomer restorations.
• Bonding sealants.

Indirect Placement:-

• Bonding veneers with RelyX™ Veneer Cement.
• Adhesive/primer for chemical adhesion when bonding zirconia, alumina, metal or glass ceramic restorations.
• Intraoral repair of existing indirect restorations.
• Bonding self- or dual-cure core build-up materials and resin cements (with Scotchbond™ Universal DCA Dual Cure Activator).
• Sealing of dentin prior to temporization for indirect restoration placement.

• Bonding light cured composite - total etch on cut enamel.
• Bonding light cured composite - total etch on uncut enamel.
• Bonding light cured composite - self etch.
• Bonding light cured composite - selective etch.
• Root surface desensitization.
• Sealing of dentin prior to amalgam restorations.
• Protective varnish for GI restorations.
• Repair of composite restorations.
• Bonding pit and fissure sealants in both total etch and self etch mode.
• Bonding veneers with a conventional resin cement.
• Bonding high strength substrates like zirconia, alumina and metal.
• Bonding weak ceramics like glass ceramics.
• Intraoral repair of indirect restorations.
• Bonding self- or dual- cure material and resin cement with dual cure.
• Activator (example: single bond universal dual cure activator).
• Sealing dentinal tubules prior to temporization in self etch mode