Zipbond | Universal Adhesive

Description

Description :

- Defence against clinical variability

Zipbond Universal is a single component fluoride releasing universal adhesive, compatible with self etch, selective etch and total etch techniques.

In the presence of varied tooth structure and an abundance of restorative choices, Zipbond Universal achieves reproducible and reliable bond strengths.

- Consistent Bond Strengths 

Zipbond Universal achieves successful bond strengths across dentin and enamel using self etch and total etch techniques. 
Total etch is considered the best option for enamel only preparations2
Zipbond Universal has minimal fluctuation in bond strength using the total etch technique on enamel, demonstrating 
the ability to achieve predictable results in each use. 

The heterogenous nature of dentin and variability in mineral and water content adds complexity to dentin bonding1
The carefully selected chemistry of Zipbond Universal overcomes the challenges associated with dentin bonding to provide strong and reproducible bond strengths in self etch and total etch techniques .

- Wet & Dry Dentine Bonding 
Variation in surface moisture of dentin can affect bond strength .
Zipbond Universal achieves similar bond strengths when applied to wet and dry dentin, reducing technique sensitivity. 
Even in situations where dentin has been over-dried, Zipbond Universal will still form a hybrid layer, further mitigating technique sensitivity.

- Predictable Bond Strengths To Indirect Substrates
Zipbond Universal achieves high bond strengths to composite, ceramic, porcelain and metal substrates. Bond strength 
across indirect substrates is comparable, highlighting reliable adhesion for these restorative situations. Use Zipbond 
Universal, together with your preferred indirect restorative material, with confidence.

- Proprietary Combination Of Adhesive Monomers 
Zipbond Universal contains two adhesive monomers that work in harmony to deliver a durable and robust bond. 
A proprietary combination of monomers, including the MDP monomer, makes adhesion effective on enamel, 
dentin and a range of indirect substrates. 
The adhesive monomers contain hydrophilic and hydrophobic groups. Hydrophilic monomers quickly infiltrate into enamel and dentin tubules. Effective wettability is achieved as the adhesive spreads homogenously over the tooth surface, offering a complete seal of dentin tubules.

Upon curing, the hydrophobic monomers reduce the permeability of water to create a sound interface and strong interaction between tooth and substrate.