1. Dental luting cement Bond Strength Strength Flow (viscosity) Wetting Film thickness (<25 microns ) Solubility Working,Setting time Esthetic *Complication www.rxdentistry.net

2. Dental luting Cement Zinc phosphate Polycarboxylate Glass ionomer RMGI cement Resin cement www.rxdentistry.net

3. Zinc phosphate Over 100 yrs of clinical experience Routine application Post-op sensitivities Low hardness High solubility pH No bond with tooth www.rxdentistry.net

4. Polycarboxylate Molecular bonding to tooth substance (2MPa) Cost Low F ¯ release Low post-op sensitivities Low hardness solubility www.rxdentistry.net

5. Glass ionomer Molecular bonding to tooth substance F ¯ release Cost-Eff. Minimal dimentional change Occa. post-op sensitivities Sensitive to water Limited application (ceramics) (High caries risk) (3-5MPa) www.rxdentistry.net

6. RMGI Molecular bonding to tooth substance F ¯ release Low solubility Fewer post-op sensitivities Application ? (ceramics,composite) (>10MPa) www.rxdentistry.net

7. Resin cement High adhesive quality (18-20MPa) ⇧ Retention High hardness Low solubility All metal, ceramic,composite (indirect) Occa. Post-op sensitivities www.rxdentistry.net

8. Adhesive quality Non-adhesive (zinc phosphate) Micromechanical bonding (resin cement) Molecular adhesion (polycarboxylate,GI,RMGI) www.rxdentistry.net

9. Dental Cement Zinc phosphate Polycarboxylate Glass ionomer RMGI cement Resin cement Conventional Adhesive www.rxdentistry.net

10. Advantage conventional cement Easy handling Moisture tolerance No pre-Tx steps Routine for metal base www.rxdentistry.net

11. Advantage resin cement Excellent mechanical properties High bond strength with pre-Tx step High aesthetics/translucency Suitable for Ceramic, Porcelain, Composite,Metal www.rxdentistry.net

12. Resin cement Matrix Primer Filler Coupling agent www.rxdentistry.net

13. Resin cement Matrix - Dimethacrylate Primer- Dicrylate Filler - Quartz, silica Coupling agent- Silane dimethacrylate www.rxdentistry.net

14. Resin cement Total etch Rely X ARC, Variolink II,Calibra,C&B Self-etch Panavia F Self-Adhesive Rely X Unicem www.rxdentistry.net

15. Adhesion Dentin/enamel (micromachanical bond) Porcelain (hydrofluoric acid,Ammoniumfluoride acid)+ silane Metal (sandblasting)(metal bonding adhesive) Fiber post www.rxdentistry.net

16. Adhesion Dentin/enamel (micromachanical bond) Porcelain (hydrofluoric acid,Ammoniumfluoride acid)+ silane Metal (sandblasting)(metal bonding adhesive) Fiber post www.rxdentistry.net

17. Adhesion Dentin/enamel (micromachanical bond) Porcelain (hydrofluoric acid,Ammoniumfluoride acid)+ silane Metal (sandblasting)(metal bonding adhesive) Fiber post www.rxdentistry.net

18. Adhesion Dentin/enamel (micromachanical bond) Porcelain (hydrofluoric acid,Ammoniumfluoride acid)+ silane Metal (sandblasting)(metal bonding adhesive) Fiber post www.rxdentistry.net

19. Why are fiber post? 1.Clinical success rate: Less root fracture than with metal posts: Dentine-like flexural strenght avoids the “ wedge ” effect of stiff and hard metal posts. root fracture! no local peak forces, no root fracture metal fiber post 2.Esthetics: the new post is translucent and does not shine through ceramic or composite restorations 3.Easy and conservative removal with drills if endodontic re-treatment is required further advantages: no corrosion, easy cutting of over-length, light-translucent... www.rxdentistry.net

20. Resin cement Bond strength > Zinc phosphate 10 times ↑ Retention Reinforced ceramic - base Crown Adhesive system (micromachanical bond-tooth) (chemical bond-porcelain,metal) Low solubility ↓ leakage www.rxdentistry.net

21. Pre-treatment procedure www.rxdentistry.net

22. Pre-treatment procedure www.rxdentistry.net

23. Pre-treatment procedure www.rxdentistry.net

24. Polymerization Light-cured/Dual cure (2 vials - Base,Catalyst) Self cure/auto cure Dual cure www.rxdentistry.net

25. Adhesion Dentin/enamel (micromachanical bond) Porcelain (hydrofluoric acid,Ammoniumfluoride acid)+ silane Metal (sandblasting)(metal bonding adhesive) Fiber post Adhesive cement bonding to tooth,alloy structure www.rxdentistry.net

26. Clinical Tips Anesthetic Isolate (pack cord) Light cure 2-3 sec Include 3-5 shades,silane Remove solvent- can inhibit setting of resin cement Excess bonding – poor fit,low strength Temp NE www.rxdentistry.net

27. Shade Opaque – veneer + Tetracycline Clear (translucent) Vita shade www.rxdentistry.net