MAX BOND / 7th Generation Single-Component Self-Etching Light-Curing Polymerizing Adhesive

7th generation single-component bonding systems are self-etch bonding systems used in dentistry that combine etching, primer, and bonding agents. These systems provide effective bonding to both dentin and enamel, offering ease of application and time savings. They are suitable for use in selective etch (roughening only the enamel with phosphoric acid) and total etch (roughening both enamel and dentin with phosphoric acid) procedures. They are light-cured universal bonding agents with ideal adhesion and bonding strength.

Features

• Minimal Technical Precision: Humidity control requires less precision compared to classic total-etch systems.
• Reduced Post-Operative Sensitivity: It prevents dentin tubule occlusion, reducing the risk of sensitivity.
• Low Film Thickness: A thin film layer enhances restoration adaptation.
• High Bonding Strength: Provides strong bonding to both enamel and dentin.
• Easy and Fast Application: Being a single component, it shortens application time.
• Bonding of direct restorations of all cavity classes (Black) using light-curing, dual or self-polymerizing methacrylate-based composites/compomers.
• Bonding of light-activated, dual or spontaneously polymerizing core building materials.
• Covering excessively sensitive tooth areas.
• Covering cavities before amalgam restorations.
• Application of fissure sealants.
• Before applying temporary cementation to indirect restorations, cavities and core preparations must be sealed (in accordance with the dentin sealing technique applied without delay).
• Indirect restorations with light-curing, dual or self-polymerizing adhesive resin cements.
• Intraoral repair of composite and compomer restorations, metal-supported porcelain and all-ceramic restorations, and metal restorations.