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Steps include etching, applying adhesive, air thinning, light curing, and placing composite for direct restorations.
Steps involve etching, adhesive application, air thinning, light curing, seating restoration, and polishing margins for veneers.
Process includes etching, adhesive application, air thinning, light curing, seating restoration, and final light cure for indirect restorations.
Steps cover etching, adhesive application to post, light curing, cement application, seating post, and final light cure for post placement.
Procedure involves etching, adhesive application, light curing, applying core material in increments, and light curing the core build-up.
Steps include etching, applying adhesive, air thinning, light curing, and placing composite for direct restorations.
Steps involve etching, adhesive application, air thinning, light curing, seating restoration, and polishing margins for veneers.
Process includes etching, adhesive application, air thinning, light curing, seating restoration, and final light cure for indirect restorations.
Steps cover etching, adhesive application to post, light curing, cement application, seating post, and final light cure for post placement.
Procedure involves etching, adhesive application, light curing, applying core material in increments, and light curing the core build-up.
This document provides a technique summary for OptiBond™ Solo Plus, a single-component total-etch adhesive from Kerr Sybron Dental Specialties. It outlines the steps for various dental applications, including direct restorations, veneers, crowns, inlays, onlays, posts, and core materials. The adhesive is designed for use in both direct and indirect applications, with specific instructions provided for each.
The initial steps for most applications involve etching, rinsing, drying, and applying the OptiBond™ Solo Plus adhesive.
After the general application steps (etching, rinsing, drying, adhesive application, air thinning, and light curing), the composite material is placed and then light cured.
The process for veneers follows the general application steps. After light curing the adhesive, the following steps are performed:
Similar to veneers, the process for crowns, inlays, and onlays begins with the general application steps. After light curing the adhesive, the subsequent steps are:
The technique for posts also incorporates the general application steps. After etching, rinsing, and drying the tooth, the following steps are specific to post placement:
For core build-ups, the general application steps are followed. After light curing the adhesive, the subsequent steps are:
The document emphasizes safety precautions related to the chemical components of the product:
While the document focuses on application techniques, it implicitly suggests that proper handling and storage of the product, as well as adherence to recommended cure times, are essential for optimal performance and longevity of the dental restorations. The emphasis on referring to the complete Directions for Use booklet for specifics by indication for both direct and indirect application highlights the importance of comprehensive understanding for effective and safe use.
| Color | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Packaging | Bottle |
| Solvent | Ethanol |
| Light Cure | Yes |
| Shelf Life | 2 years |
| Manufacturer | Kerr Corporation |
| Type | Adhesive |
| Indications | Direct and indirect restorations |
| Composition | ethanol |
| Curing Method | Light-cured |
| Storage Conditions | Store at room temperature, protect from light |
| Component | Single component |