A SIMPLIFIED look at Dentin Bonding Agents!

Keep it simple ______. ETCH, PRIMER, and ADHESIVE, the three main components of every dentin bonding agent in existence today. Keep these in mind and you will unlock the mysteries to every bonding agent that you encounter. Today we look at these three components and the classification of current dentin bonding agents.

[@ronakonina]

thank you for this video, a 6 min video taught me more than a full semester of operative dentistry, they never explained in detail the difference btw the generations.

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Nina A. You’re welcome! I am glad you found it useful. I have more free info at www.comprehensivedentist.com. Just sign up and get access immediately!

[@kasrahere]

Tried to understand the system whole day and then you explained it in 5mins thank you so much now I finally got the idea. The info was all over the place honestly

[@Hadeelket]

WOW ! Thank You Very Much !!

[@DE51B0Y]

Very helpful thanks

[@rashaansari953]

Beautifully explained !

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Rasha Ansari thanks!

[@OdLuisMarcano]

Thanks Dr

[@SP-ov5iy]

Easy, clear explanation..Thanks 👍🏻

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Soham Patel Thank you!

[@israshawal5122]

Thanks a lot

[@richaparmar8979]

It was really easy way to make understand. Thanks sir!!

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Richa Parmar my pleasure!

[@Saidentalvlogs]

Super!!!!

[@slangton]

so good

[@lucid212]

thanx this was simple and helpful

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Ahmad Abou El Enein Great!!

why u stopped making videos? they are really nice :) cheers and happy new year

[@lannyrubin2600]

extremely informative. one quick question. I find that after placing my adhesive and blowing it dry and light curing, that on a radiograpgh there is a radiolucent area under the composite I have placed. any suggestion on how to avoid this radiolucent area, that almost looks like a poor fill. Thank you. Lanny

[@jennie_noah]

Before you cure put a thin layer of flowable

[@joybaishya3230]

if we apply 6th gen(etch + primer) do we have to rinse the tooth surface?

[@naderaqqad7844]

vey useful info doctor what the web site to navigate for more info about dentin bonding agents??

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Nader Aqqad thank you. It is www.comprehensivedentist.com

[@dentist_haneen]

@@TheComprehensiveDentist Doctor, the link is not working?

[@aiswaryasivaraman6990]

U helped me a lot..tomorrow is my exam

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

AISWARYA SIVARAMAN Good luck!

[@user-kc7zu6im7g]

Sir which is the best 8th generation bonding agent

[@yashusajnani2819]

Why there is a need to combine all in one bottle when they can be separately applied without any problem??

Doc, whats your best pick? I saw your video many times but cant find a giveaway on whats your fav! Pls answer hahaha

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Currently, I use Optibond FL for core buildups (self cure or dual-cure materials) and I use ClearFil SE for direct composites.

@@TheComprehensiveDentist thanks Doc

[@drprashanthmds]

for 7th generation even primer is also included or only etchant and adhesive?

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Prashanth Kumar primer is included too!

[@gracemao3961]

I like it. but no enough other information on .

[@joybaishya1837]

Does primer need curing?

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

With a three step system, no. If it is mixed with the adhesive, as in a 5th generation or 6th generation, then yes.

[@joybaishya1837]

TY vry much for clearing my douby

[@joybaishya1837]

@@TheComprehensiveDentist but why in 6th generation? Its not mixed with adhesive...in 6th gen the primer comes combined with acid etch

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Joy Baishya the only component of a bonding agent that can be cured is the adhesive. The primer has no light initiators or activators to be curable. The job of the primer is to carry the monomer into the dentin for bonding to the adhesive.

[@ChocoGansito]

22 second intro.. my god