Dentin Bonding Agents (DBA) Classification (Generations 1- 8), Total etch, Hybrid layer, Wet bonding

Total etch technique and hybridization have revolutionized the field of adhesive dentistry. Henceforth, several advancements and modifications have been made pertaining to dentin bonding agents. This part of the dentin bonding agent series outlines the chronological classification of DBA simultaneously explaining the generations from first to eighth, enlisting the advantages and disadvantages of each generation. Moreover, this video also explains the total etch technique, hybrid layer and the concept of wet bonding.

[@jayeshjadhav3795]

Very well explained

[@nishathakur4320]

Very helpful 🙂

[@user-ny9gc3fi3i]

All thanks♡

[@Spirit-Consciousness]

Awesome video. Please tell me which bomding agents are commonly used these days, and for zirconia and lithium disilivcate crowns, which bonding agents are best?😊

[@dineshrathod2147]

please say which generation dentin bonding system now uses ?

[@udhayajs1699]

5,6,7

[@vikasdeep4428]

4 and 8 also

[@delphiemarsh96]

👍👍

[@TarunKumar-vt6fw]

References pls

[@helenamcdonald5784]

4

[@drprashanthmds]

very good video. i have doubt: which conditioner was used in 1st and 2nd generation bonding agents? kindly clarify my doubt, i will be thankful to you.

[@DentalSymphonyES]

Use of a dentin conditioner aids in cleansing and etching dentin. The concept of enamel and dentin etching lead to the advent of third generation DBA. Dentin etching was not done in first and second generation DBA where adhesion was basically to the smear layer thus leading to a weaker bond strength.

[@ashishkhandelwal7839]

Plzz tell us in Hindi