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Why Immediate Dentine Sealing?

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Why Immediate Dentine Sealing?

Resin infiltration into the dentine surface is more effective on freshly cut dentine because it is uncontaminated and clean. Immedciate Dentine Sealing protects dentine against contamination with bacteria or remnants of temporary cements. It prevents post-operative sensitivity by sealing dentine tubules. It increases bond strength of the final indirect restoration to the tooth. It often eliniminates the need for anaesthesia during the cementation procedure (when the restoration is delivered in the next appointment). 




Tips & Tricks

  • Placing a rubber dam and isolating neighbouring teeth with teflon tape are always recommended.
  • Use maximum air pressure to dry 1-PRIMER of G2-Bond to remove the solvent & residues of water.
  • 1-PRIMER should be kept out of light as it contains photoinitiators.
  • When doing immediate dentine sealing with G-Premio BOND, it is recommended to add a thin layer of G-ænial™ Universal Injectable or a flowable composite on top.

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