The Kiyomi Dental K-Bond+ Universal dental adhesive is the perfect balance between two worlds: advanced technology and ease of use. Meticulously designed to provide reliable and long-lasting adhesion, this product represents the convergence of scientific innovation and practicality in the field of aesthetic dentistry, ensuring maximum functionality and a flawless aesthetic finish.
Its formula contains enhanced MDP, a component that boosts its performance by providing dual micromechanical and chemical adhesion.
Adhesion is a crucial process in dentistry that allows dental materials to bond securely and durably. There are different types of adhesion used in various clinical situations.
In this blog article, we will explore the main types of adhesion and provide a detailed overview of the characteristics and applications of K-Bond+ Universal from Kiyomi Dental.
TYPES OF ADHESION IN DENTISTRY
Micromechanical adhesion is one of the most commonly used methods in dentistry. It is based on creating a microscopic structure on the tooth surface, providing a retention area for the material.
This type of adhesion is achieved through the application of acids followed by the application of an adhesive that interlocks between the dental structure and the restorative material. It is widely used in direct composite restorations as well as in ceramic and composite repairs.
Another type is chemical adhesion, which involves molecular interaction between the adhesive and the tooth surface. This is achieved using adhesives containing monomers that chemically react with the components of the dental structure.
Chemical adhesion provides a strong and durable bond and is especially useful in situations where the dental structure is less retentive, such as in the adhesive cementation of prosthetic restorations, intraradicular posts, crowns, onlays, inlays, veneers, ceramic, resin, or metal restorations.
The K-Bond+ Universal dental adhesive from Kiyomi Dental combines both micromechanical and chemical adhesion
The K-Bond+ Universal adhesive from Kiyomi Dental is an example of a light-cured system that combines both micromechanical and chemical adhesion. It is specifically designed for surfaces such as enamel and dentin.
Its formula contains enhanced MDP, a component that increases its performance by providing dual micromechanical and chemical adhesion. This combination delivers a strong and stable bond, ensuring longer-lasting results for dental restorations.
K-Bond+ Universal is versatile in its application, as it can be used with different etching techniques such as self-etch, selective etch, or total etch, depending on clinical needs. In addition, it is compatible with dual-cure, self-cure, and light-cure cements, allowing its use in a wide range of restorative and cementation procedures.
It does not cause colour changes
This product also stands out for its ability to preserve the patient’s dental aesthetics, as it does not cause colour changes in the dental structure. Furthermore, its balanced formulation of solvents and monomers ensures optimal affinity on moist and demineralised dentin surfaces. It is almost impossible to visually detect that it has been used.
In summary, adhesion is an essential process in dentistry, and different types are used in various clinical situations. The K-Bond+ Universal adhesive from Kiyomi Dental is a reliable and effective solution capable of achieving highly aesthetic and long-lasting results in daily dental practice.
If you are also considering incorporating K-Bond+ Universal into your daily workflow, our product specialist team will be happy to advise you with no obligation.
Contact our product specialists by emailing hola@kiyomidental.com or calling our customer service number at +34 984 491 808.
