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Fuji Legacy “Evolves”

Intro In the world of so many generations of materials and multiple clinical approaches, how to properly seat a restoration for clinical success and longevity can be quite a dilemma. As dental materials get further improved and refined, dental cements have followed suit, becoming generally stronger and more durable. Even so, choosing the proper cement … Read more

Provicol QM Aesthetic: Translucent Zinc Oxide, Non-Eugenol Temporary Cement with Calcium Hydroxide

Introducing Provicol QM Aesthetic, a zinc oxide-based transparent non-eugenol temporary cement that secures provisional crowns and bridges without affecting the overlying color of the restoration. This zinc oxide-based formula promotes anti-bacterial properties as well as an ideal adhesion and strength with a semi-elastic consistency that allows for easy clean up. Distinct from resin-based temporary cements, … Read more

Provicol QM Plus: Strong Retention Non-Eugenol Temporary Cement with Calcium Hydroxide

VOCO is proud to present Provicol QM Plus, an award-winning non-eugenol temporary cement with calcium hydroxide. Provicol QM Plus features strong retention and secure adhesion to ensure that temporary restorations remain in place for as long as necessary. Formulated with calcium hydroxide, Provicol QM Plus can reduce postoperative sensitivities while helping prevent caries with its … Read more

KaVo Kerr Releases a Universal Cement That Significantly Simplifies Cementation Processes

KaVo Kerr unveils Nexus™ Universal, a universal adhesive resin cement that allows the clinician to cut their procedure steps by up to half while delivering up to 2x higher bond strength on any substrate (data on file). Nexus Universal also offers a flexible workflow to accommodate a clinician’s preferred cementation technique and stay confident in a … Read more

Developing A System To Eliminate Cementation Failures: A Practical Understanding For Predictable Outcomes

Abstract Cementation has a lengthy history in dentistry, with varied amounts of success along the way. As clinicians, we have seen numerous changes to formulations over the years. Each change is designed to improve our clinical results. However, misunderstanding the processes can compound the clinical applications. The intent of this article is to make the cementation protocol more … Read more