Dental Bonding Agents

Dental bonding agents are essential materials used in restorative dentistry to create a strong and durable bond between dental restorations (such as composite fillings, veneers, or crowns) and natural tooth structure. These agents help ensure the longevity and stability of dental restorations by improving adhesion and preventing microleakage.

Types of Dental Bonding Agents:

There are different types of dental bonding agents available, including:
Total-Etch Bonding Agents: These require the etching of the tooth enamel and dentin to create micropores for adhesive penetration.
Self-Etch Bonding Agents: These combine the etching and bonding steps, simplifying the process and reducing post-operative sensitivity.
Universal Bonding Agents: These can be used with both etch-and-rinse and self-etch techniques, offering versatility.

Components of Dental Bonding Agents:

Components: Dental bonding agents typically consist of the following components:
Primer: Prepares the tooth surface by removing contaminants and facilitating adhesive penetration.
Adhesive: Bonds the restorative material to the tooth structure.
Coupling Agent: Enhances the bond between the adhesive and the restorative material.

Brands you like, Prices you’ll love

Healthcare Supplycarries name brand and generic dental bonding agents.  From 1-step universal bonds to 2-step primers and adhesives Healthcare Supply has many options of each style. Most bonding agents come in 5mL dropper bottles but are also available in unidose individual capsules. This style helps keep from cross contamination. Bonding agents range from inexpensive (around $20) all the way up to about $200 per bottle. Though some bonding agents may be more expensive than others, all styles Healthcare Supply sells are trustworthy and can be counted on.

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