Dentin Bonding agents made super simple | Video Lecture

This popular video by Aspire 32 on the Dentin bonding agent is a part of an ongoing series on Dental Composites. Dentin Bonding agents and its generations are explained in a very complex way in many textbooks. But this video has made it simple like never before and has been appreciated widely by many students. It is one of the most popular videos from Aspire32 Channel. It covers the steps, the generations of various Dentin bonding agents, the role of etchant. It also gives scientific reasoning behind the total-etch and the self etches bonding agents, but all of this in a super simple slow explanation so that students can understand it better. Dentin bonding agents is an important topic from Dental Materials and Operative Dentistry. Easy dentistry at Aspire32 helps grasp such topics of Dentistry in the simplest possible way for dental students and dentists.
This video of Aspire 32 is made by Dr. Suresh Shenvi who has cleared various exams like ADAT, NBDE from the USA, DHA from Dubai, and various Indian Entrance exams like PGI, KCET, NEET. I am MDS in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics by profession. I am also an author of dental books on the entrance exam and I am also currently a faculty at KLE University and a receiver of best teacher award.
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[@dentoxclinickler8615]

Greated simplification of a complicated system! thank you for the easy to understand video

[@Aspire32]

Thank you soo much for appreciating :) Do check the other videos :)

[@sidrabajwa9397]

@@Aspire32 please guide me how to search for other videos of yours please ?

[@sidrabajwa9397]

@@Aspire32 or else tell me the topics your have on utube. I will search about it ?

[@thecrystaltide3757]

The way you create a story and step by step explain WHY things are how they are is a game changer! Thankyou so much!

[@Aspire32]

So nice to hear that. Do check the ceramic videos if you always found it difficult. Here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmSYYXWrirt0gtU There are over 100 videos . Do go through the playlist section :)

[@genuin91]

never understood something so easily... thank you for your videos. Please continue these kinds of videos.

[@Aspire32]

Really happy to hear this. Thank you for the appreciation :)

[@TaughtWell]

Hello Sir, That's my comment from two years ago...😀

[@Aspire32]

Time flies so fast :)

[@wagmazobarkhel2495]

I had phobia from this topic but for the 1st time i got it...its so simply and easily explained... Great job Thank u

[@Aspire32]

You made my day :) this is the nicest comment I ever received :)

[@wagmazobarkhel2495]

U deserve it😊😊

[@adiebafarooq5540]

How beautifully you explained ;as if you were narrating a story and gradually came upto a conclusion

[@Aspire32]

Well. That's how learning should be :)

[@Doctoryt365]

Omg ! Where were you for so long ? Amazing simple explanation Sir :-) . It was one of the topic which used to give me headache . Thank you

[@Aspire32]

Thank you.. Do check the other videos and subscribe.. more video's coming soon:)

[@krishnachauhan5643]

Seriously this topic was a headache... Before this 20min lect.

[@akshaymehtre4145]

This lecture is just wow, I never understood this concept in UG level but this video fall in love with the subject 🙏 Thank you so much

[@Aspire32]

So happy to hear. Do check other videos :)

[@shuvokhan4716]

Very nice and informative video also easily understandable. Great work Dr Suresh..kepp making this kind of vedios

[@Aspire32]

Thank you soo much.. surely do more. Do subscribe to the channel :)

[@keshavnayak2812]

Not a dental student but always like watching your videos ;-)

[@Aspire32]

Great ;)..

[@alvinakhan2222]

Thanks sir , May your difficulties also be eased as you have eased mine... 😊

[@Aspire32]

Thanks you for the wishes :)

[@komaljan4628]

i hated composite chapter because of its weird history of generations, all things were mixed up & went on mind quickly but thanks to you sir for making this topic easy for me.

[@Aspire32]

Thank you soo much for the kind words.. I am happy that you found it helpful. Do watch the other videos and subscribe to channel. Also Share :)

[@nishasinha8756]

Thank u so much dr for such a beautiful explanation 🙏……..plz kindly also make videos on detailed explanation on composition of bonding agents and composite…….it would be really helpful 🙏🙏

[@Aspire32]

Pls check thie playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6VldkI_N1LglBPGc114Ksq9Ir&si=1mVbWW1MB9KD9aOq

[@watcher8516]

Amazing video.. You teach in such good way.. just like a interesting story 😊 Thank you Sir

[@Aspire32]

Happy to hear that :) Appreciate your feedback :)

[@peterpank1509]

Hello. Thx for amazing explanations of this important topic but i have a question for you as well for other colleuges regarding this postoperative sensitivity which forced scientist to create a new 6th genereation of bonding because as said the 5 th total etch system reported many cases of postoperativ sensitive tooths. However there is a study and you can find it i Cohens Pathways to pulp chapter number 13 page number584 that has shown no significant differences between two adhesive systems ( total etch or self etching system ) but the most important variable that affected the pulp was bacterial leakage in both systems.

[@Aspire32]

Thank you for the kind information. The video is made for the students who appear for neet and nbde which considers the general information rather than individual studies. I do appreciate the information you have provided. I am sure the viewers will find it useful :) Thank you for watching the video

[@SR2030.]

You're a genius, Sir! Thank you for making such videos. Please keep sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us. Always greatful 🙏

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome 👍

[@gayatrikulkarni5186]

Very good and simplified video .... I liked it very much and got new idea for presentation .!

[@Aspire32]

Thank you. Do subscribe to the channel and check other videos :)

[@divyasajjan8577]

No Doubt why you received the BEST TEACHER AWARD sir🙏

[@Aspire32]

Thank you. Do check the part 2 of this video and also other related videos in this playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4 Hope you will subscribe to the channel :)

[@rosejohnson3750]

Thorough and concise. Great teach you are. Thank you Sir.

[@Aspire32]

So happy to hear this :):)

[@muneershakoor1808]

Very good video, helps establish understanding very well.

[@Aspire32]

Thank you soo much.. the channel is full of such videos. Do check it out. Dont forget to subscribe :)

[@sakthidaran6051]

Respected sir, Thank you very much for the inspiring lecture.. I am an orthodontist and senior to Dr Ajay praveen in ug by whom I got to see the videos.. Since we too deal with bonding it is really helping us sir... Sir, I have a doubt...we use bondable Buccal tubes in molar as alternative to banding is there any primer or etching with Hf acid and primer application on the brackets surface will improve the bond strength

[@Aspire32]

Tried to find answer for it. but dont think it will work that way !

[@sakthidaran6051]

+Aspire32 ok sir thank you

[@Aspire32]

But we do have a bonding agent which helps composite bonding the metal crown. Ideally we cant bond the composite to metal but with this you can do it. Google ceramic repair meterials. I think you would get it

[@sakthidaran6051]

Will primer of gcem link force help sir

[@sakthidaran6051]

OK sir will see that too

[@shikharkochar2615]

SIR... THIS VIDEO IS VERY BENEFICIAL TO ME!!! THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!

[@Aspire32]

Glad to.know that. Do subscribe to our channel :)

[@qudsiasultana7982]

Hello sir, your videos r really good nd easy to understand. Can u pls tell a clinical case example for using dentin bonding agents .

[@Aspire32]

I think there is a video about composite on my channel

[@Ranarecords123]

Well explained❣️

[@Aspire32]

Thanks. Do watch the whole series here kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@jayantipatil969]

Sir plz my request to you .....plz prepare question ans vidio of operative dentistry and cons and endo.

[@duba424]

Very detailed explanation. Thank you!!

[@dr.manasasokkam4254]

Sir🙏🙏🙏....your students are lucky and we now...such a beautiful lecture sir...we need more lectures ❤

[@Aspire32]

Thank you :) Glad you feel that way. Do visit this playlist and watch the 2nd part of bonding agent :)

[@Aspire32]

There are already many videos. Do visit the playlist section on channel

[@Dental_Gyan]

lecture was just superb we just read in buks blindly v dnt understand anything how it applies clinically but here i can imagine everything how it actually works clinically But i have 1 more doubt if postoperative sensitivity after composite restoration exist wat is the treatment for it do v need to redo restoration or use any liner ??

[@Aspire32]

It depends on the cause. Base can be given if the preparation was deep, 7th gen bonding agent can also be used to reduce sensitivity since 5th generation may cause sensitive for dentin. If microleakge is the cause redoing helps.

[@Aspire32]

Do watch the 2nd part from the playlist. U will understand it better kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@Dental_Gyan]

@@Aspire32 thank u so much sir

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome :)

[@rahulpatil1499]

Super explained,, hats off

[@Aspire32]

Glad you liked it :D

[@thriveniyandrapalli5474]

Simplified explanation..tq sir🤗

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome. Do check the part 2 here kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@drnusrath]

Very well explained. But how much time do we need to wait after application of 7th generation bonding

[@Aspire32]

It depends on the brand. Most of the time another 10 to 15 seconds would be better

[@thakkarghanshyam2450]

Simply explained..Thank u so much sir..God bless u..🙏

[@Aspire32]

Welcome. Do watch the 2nd part and the Etchant too kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@ramandeepkaur5740]

Very nicely executed...step by step explanation clears concepts 👍👍

[@Aspire32]

Glad to hear that. Do watch the 2nd part and also everything about etchent here kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@ramandeepkaur5740]

@@Aspire32yea sure I will... Thanks 👍

[@veradowns2736]

I bought one from China but it breaks very easy. I need strong one. What’s strong one?

[@shorouqalshamroukh57]

Very informative and you summerize it very well ..thank you ✨

[@Aspire32]

So glad to hear this. There are many videos on dental materials. Do check the dental ceramic video

[@Ahlamabbas]

thank you for making this very easy for me👍

[@Aspire32]

Glad to hear that :)

[@archananawale5282]

Very nicely explained....

[@Aspire32]

Happy to hear that. Do check the 2nd part and other videos related to bonding at this link kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@ordinary0nikky]

Thank you so much, finally understood this!

[@Aspire32]

Glad to know that.. I too took few years to understand this and make it simple :)

[@sushumakollata]

Please make more videos sir

[@Aspire32]

Sure. Do check my new video on bonding series. Its a key etchent kzbin.info/www/bejne/haW7ZYZ7mp5-rck

[@rupeshkale5944]

Sir how to selectively etch the enamel only and not the dentin as you mentioned in selective etch and bond technique?

[@Aspire32]

U can use gel.form if etchent to apply only on enamel and wash it off after 15 to 20 sec.. then apply 7th gen bonding agent to enamel.and dentin. This is called as selective etch. Is the answer helpful ?

[@rupeshkale5944]

@@Aspire32 Thank you sir. Very helpful😊

[@Aspire32]

Pls subscribe to the channel... Dont forget to check other videos :)

[@charugupta5622]

Very well explained

[@Aspire32]

Thank you :)

[@ramya3150]

u made this horrible confusing topic so easy which my leturers shout a more explain less got the topic tqu sir 🤗

[@Aspire32]

Glad to hear that

[@deepavyasan6628]

Thank you sir u made it very clear

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome. Do check the part 2 here kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@mustafajuma8765]

Very well explained dr , thank you .

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome. Do subscribe and check other videos :)

[@artinwords3787]

Amazing video…….

[@Aspire32]

Thanks :D

[@shwetapuri2117]

What is best treatment of tubular sensitive in attrited tooth

[@Aspire32]

The last resort is always root canal treatment.

[@wonderwoman1470]

Sir. Is "bonding agents" and "dental adhesives" the same thing? Or are they different? I have a seminar on Dental adhesives. That's why.

[@Aspire32]

Yes. They are similar. But bonding agent may comprise.of.primer, conditioner and adhesive.... adhesive is mostly resin..

[@Aspire32]

Some people call the bonding agent , bonding adhesive too

[@wonderwoman1470]

Thankyou so much sir. But for my seminar on "dental adhesives" I do not know what are the subtopics. Can you please help me on that? What all topics do I have to cover?

[@Aspire32]

You can cover it as dentin bonding agent. Usually it talks about the generation, differences, self etch, self adhesive dentin binding agents, hybrid layer, self adhesive Composite.. its usuall seminar.. if you want good reference for flow chart check sikiri book. Also if you are preparing for pg seminar then you have to include the antibacterial bonding agents, and few other research like nano leakage

[@wonderwoman1470]

Thankyou so much sir! This means a lot. Also I'm a 2nd year BDS student. So I'll cover the topics you mentioned first .

[@sonalimahajan252]

Sir ur lecture ie very helpful nd easy to understand. Bt sir when i read this topic from my book i found diffrences in some points like- •in book 4th generation bonding agent is written as total etch •5th gen. bonding agent is written as one bottle bonding agents. •6th gen.bonding agents is written as-single bottle adhesives combining etchant,primer and adhesive. Sir now i m confused plz help me and made me underatand the correct one.My book :2nd edition Nisha garg operative dentistry. Nd sir i request u to make vedio on cast metal restoration and tooth prep in composite. I hav my final exams soon nd i m not able to undersatnd these topics.

[@Aspire32]

Read Sikri.. thats a good book to solve ur confusion

[@sonalimahajan252]

@@Aspire32 thankyou

[@bhargavi368]

Outstanding sir!! I am so happy after seeing ur vedio all my doubts are cleared.. But I'm left with one pls help me with this sir i searched a lot but fed up! As the etchant when applied to enamel then it is gonna demineralize only 10-20 micron in length and say the enamel thickness was around 0.5mm so how can now the etchant reach the dentine ... And when we have a irregular ly fractured tooth then some places have enamel and some have dentine then what to do sir.. How can we selective ly approach..?? As etchant in enamel demineralize upto 20 micron and in dentine upto 7.5 micron so I'm wondering this could occur only when do this process seperate ly??? Sir pls pls help me and clear this 😞...

[@Aspire32]

Are you on Instagram ?

[@bhargavi368]

@@Aspire32 sir no!! Sir I'm not there.... So what can I do... U asked me because u posted anything related to it and that could clear my answer sir😟😟

[@Aspire32]

Pls contact me on [e-mail]. will discuss there

[@safiullah205]

Is there total solution for polymerization shrinkage in composite?

[@Aspire32]

No. There is currently no complete solution

[@safiullah205]

@@Aspire32Sir then which is the best method currently used technique to reduce polymerization shrinkage?

[@ananthis4530]

Thank you very much sir all the details 👍

[@Aspire32]

Do check the 2nd part here kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@عامرسامرالبيطارالبيطار]

thank you

[@Aspire32]

Thank you dear friend. Hope you will subscribe to the channel and Check other videos too. :)

[@shilpakochar7951]

Thank you so much sir!! Everything was greatly explained! 😊😊

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome. Here is the 2nd part of bonding agents. Do check it out..kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvUYpWVmKeBmaM

[@shilpakochar7951]

@@Aspire32thanks, for sure Sir 😊😊

[@veradowns2736]

Just tell me name and where to buy?

[@momo-wr7zo]

woah! so simplified ! thank you sir.

[@Aspire32]

Glad you liked it. Checkout the other videos and dont forget. Subscribe to the channel :)

[@ponnuu277]

Thank you sir ❤

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome

[@janani_0138]

Sir please do topic Non carious lesion 🙏

[@Aspire32]

Sure :)

[@mojtabamehrabanian7166]

thank you so much for such a great explanation. could you share Sikri pdf book with me, please?

[@Aspire32]

Thank you. Dont forget to subscribe to the channel. Also, i do not have soft copy. Sorry

[@mojtabamehrabanian7166]

@@Aspire32 I already did. no problem. waiting for more lectures god bless you

[@ronyalshiky3872]

Thank you for your great explanation But I have aquestion about selective etching bond system how we can know that phosphoric acid that we applied on enamel it work only on enamel not worked on enamel and dentin as usual to be able after that adding acidic primer?

[@Aspire32]

You are right. Its not possible to different always . But there are few things which can help. 1)Enamel and dentin colour is different. That cab help you to apply etching on enamel 2) u can use gel form which is easy to restrict and allows u to apply at specific area. Inspite of this dentin may be etched but it may be still less than applying all over

[@Aspire32]

Do check the etchent video and the brand new video on dentin bonding agent. Here is the link kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@ronyalshiky3872]

Do we able to reduce etching time to let etching just restricted in enamel that is what I think about it may be helpful?

[@Aspire32]

No.. its a strong acid..

[@Aspire32]

Reducing the etching time will.not etch the enamel properly and gives less bond strength.. pls check etchent video.

[@joybaishya1837]

Hello sir!! If we are using 6th generation, do we have to wash off the entchent and then apply bonding agent??? And in case we if we dont have to wash off do we have to cure the the acid etchent containing the primer?

[@Aspire32]

Pls watch the 2nd part ind this Plylist kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vle8ObwfNLOhO4D6z2W81Pj4

[@Aspire32]

6th gen uses non rinse etchent meaning you dont wash it..

[@Aspire32]

But you do selective etchent then u will have to etch and wash

[@joybaishya1837]

@@Aspire32 and does acidified primer require curing sir??

[@Aspire32]

Its its chemically cured type then dont need but if its light cured bonding agent then it needs..

[@toniivankovic4907]

Amazing thank you so much.

[@Aspire32]

Thanks. Do watch the 2nd part :)

[@nityaprakash58]

Hello sir, how to prepare from Sturdevants for NEET Mds , as its gold standard for operative dentistry and vast book with a lot more content! How to read book not for final year theory preparation but for neet mds! ?

[@Aspire32]

Will try to make a video in this

[@praveend8380]

Nice one👍

[@Aspire32]

Glad you liked it :)

[@smilemaxdentalclinic1976]

Great work sir

[@Aspire32]

Thank you. Do check the other videos and dont forget to subscribe :)

[@t.vjankirampatnaik9109]

Good class

[@Aspire32]

Thank you :):)

[@gimmelife3717]

Thankyou so much!

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome :)

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God bless you

[@Aspire32]

Thank you :)

[@DT-dw9rf]

Thanks sir...

[@Amjthoughts330]

Sir u r great ❤❤

[@Aspire32]

Thats really kind of you. I am just trying to help!

[@DentallyDriven]

love ur lectures :)

[@Aspire32]

Thank you so much.. If you like it then share it with your friends :)

[@aishamuhammad1498]

thank you so much. 🙏

[@sureshshenvi8186]

Welcome. Do subscribe to the channel :)

[@darshanamaselkar9130]

volume needs to be increased.

[@Aspire32]

Sure. I will surly improve

[@RaminFatima-tp7xt]

best best best

[@Aspire32]

Thank you

[@Amjthoughts330]

Thank u sir👍👍

[@Aspire32]

Welcome :)

[@rahulchhipa0109]

Thnx a lot sir😁

[@Aspire32]

Welcome. Pls do share it with your friends. Dont forget to subscribe :)

[@johnbell5240]

Don't forget to throw in a handful of porcelain dust

[@Aspire32]

Sure. Do you mean I should make a video on porcelain ?

[@AshaGupta-im8nz]

🙏

[@Aspire32]

Thank you

[@wasefa3180]

This sir knows how to teac he knows the subject well unlike other youtube channels who just read through slides or prepared notes. I really appreciate this channel for simplifying the topic. It was surreal experience 🤩

[@Aspire32]

Made my day :)

[@SSDENTALCARE]

thank you

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome :)

[@ysk249]

Wow, every dentist should be required to watch this video. Thank you for explaining the complicated bonding system clearly!

[@Aspire32]

Thank you soo much for such a beautiful comment. Here is the 2nd part of the video if you wish to watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvUYpWVmKeBmaM

[@sina666able]

wow , this is beyond simplification, amazing work .. every university needs a teacher like you for such topics which have evolved throughout history and always bring students and younger doctors so much unnecessary headaches.. ! thank you so much

[@Aspire32]

Thank you soo much. Just trying to think as a student and making lectures. I am really thankful for your appreciation. Means a lot :) do check the other videos.

[@deetts]

Very well explained : made simple and easy to understand : looking forward to see more videos from you Sir

[@sumankathungal915]

This is the first time ever dm topics are enjoyable.. earlier I wanted to kill myself when I learnt these topics.. clearly, u rescued me!!!

[@Aspire32]

Those are precious words for the channel :) It took me many years to understand the dental material and I hope the videos make every topic easier. Thank you :) Here is the latest 2nd part of dentin Bonding agent kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvUYpWVmKeBmaM

[@shinymounica7431]

suman kathungal same thing here

[@Aspire32]

:)

[@vatech844]

Been having a hard time following all the innovations on the Bonding systems but not until I watched your video. This is the most simplified and as well as detailed discussion regarding bonding agents topic. I'm now a follower! Huge Thank you Dr.!

[@Aspire32]

Wow. This made my day :). I am super happy to hear that you finally understood it better way. At Aspire32 I try to convey the information simple and scientific way. Here is another video on dentin bonding agent which concentrates more on primer kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvUYpWVmKeBmaM Do check the other videos too :)

[@jehadmohammedalmussawi7507]

As a dentist which generation will choose from 4th to 7th generation ?

[@Aspire32]

Best is selective etch as mentioned at the end of the video. If not that then I see if there is more enamel and less dentin then total etch 5th gen, if more dentin then 7th gen

[@nazishiqbal7688]

Man...!!! This 19 mins video just made my life so much easy. What an amazing simplification..!! Great job Doc ❤ Thank You

[@Aspire32]

Yes.. thats why it has so many views :)

[@mukulgarg399]

Kya mst padhta hai tum Suresh Bhai.....Mei to itni lmbi video Dekh Kr Dar gya tha pr tu to devmanus nikla re😍😍

[@Aspire32]

Thank you. Do subscribe to the channel and watch other videos :)

[@L_B2892]

Incredible😍🤩

[@Aspire32]

Thanks :D

[@davidmarlonalvarez7339]

Ok , suppose I wanted to etch, then use a bonding agent for underlayment, to then apply a GIC type 2? Will a GIC adhere and form a bond with the bonding agent? is is it even necessary to use a bonding agent with a GIC type restoration? I think ething may be all that is needed, but I feel a bonding agent might help with affixing the GIC.

[@Aspire32]

That mostly wont happen since the layer is already coated with a bonding agent and gic will be prevented from coming in contact with the tooth

[@Aspire32]

Bondint agents are not required with the restorative gic. Only conditioner is needed

[@davidmarlonalvarez7339]

Ok, but the etching paste will provide a good surface prep for the GIC I assume?

[@Aspire32]

Yes. But it creates microporosities which are not penetrated by GIC.. Gic just needs removal of smear layer which can be done with weaker acid. Thsats the conditioner

[@archanasriramulu2811]

Thankyou so much, I was struggling with this topic .. now I can understand

[@Aspire32]

Thanks :). Do check the 2nd part for more details about the same topic. Link kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvUYpWVmKeBmaM

[@مصطفىالخفاجي-غ9م]

Very very very thanx finally i understood the bond genration😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Aspire32]

Thank you soo much :) Do share it with your friends :)

[@pritammankapure4032]

Sir it was a very nice video. please make a video on steps for decreasing polymerization shrinkage or reducing the c factor like de coupling with time, thin layer of flowable composite etc

[@Aspire32]

Do check the composite playlist. I have spoken on some properties

[@saeedrkhan1372]

Sir... HEMA.is primer?? 2nd..Which pin we use in Non vital tooth..threaded or cemented..??? I think later one

[@Aspire32]

Yes..hema is primer

[@varunmonga23]

What is 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th generation ? What is silane ? How can we bond old composite to composite

[@Aspire32]

Since those are not used now I had to cut it out. The bonding of new composite to old composite is similar to total etch technique. One should use 5th generation for it.

[@koyeskaag2600]

sir very well explained ..really u made such a dry topic so intresting...thanx..

[@Aspire32]

Glad to hear that :) Do check our videos and subscribe to the channel :)

[@moderndentalclinic1144]

Namaste sir 🙏🙏 Respected Sir, what is the difference between a dentin bonding agent & desensitiser?? It's ingredients and main role in detail... Warm regards sir 🙏🙏💐💐💐💐

[@Aspire32]

Desensitiser is basically a primer with gluteraldehyde which precipitate the protein in the dentinal tubule and block them. This was popularly marketed as Gluma Desensitiser. Along with it has HEMA. Its basically like a primer with gluteraldehyde. I have explained primer in this video. Pls check kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvUYpWVmKeBmaM

[@moderndentalclinic1144]

Namaste sir 🙏🙏 Respected Sir, If possible please make a video on Desensitisers and their mode of action and uses... Please also explain IDS... Which desensitiser to prefer with or without glutaraldehyde? I m using Tokuyama's SHIELD FORCE PLUS desensitiser without glutaraldehyde... 2.Which desensitiser to prefer curing one or without curing one? 3.Film Thickness of both desensitiser and bond? Warm regards sir 🙏🙏🙏 💐💐💐

[@A1Turkish]

very very useful , oh I'm so happy ,finally I understand this topic! thank you

[@Aspire32]

Glad to hear that. I know how difficult is this topic in books. I have made this video keeping in mind how I want to understand as a student. Pls do subscribe to the channel and share the video with other's

[@imprettycollections411]

Hey..... Sir.. Thank u soooo much for this beautiful lecture.... Special thanks coz in my aesthetic exam I got 5 mark question abt self etch tech... I could understand it by lecture and could write the answer.. May u b blessed immensely with loads of health, wealth, respect, knowledge, peace....

[@Aspire32]

Glad you found it useful :). Thank you for the appreciation :)

[@imprettycollections411]

Ur most welcome

[@muskanchouhan11]

Amazing video like always...👍

[@Aspire32]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Abhi-cl8ye]

Universal bond is???(Which generation)

[@Aspire32]

8th generation

[@ahmedsalam5350]

Can we use lc gic to cement ceramic crown or zirconium crown??

[@Aspire32]

Yes. Only got posterior.. since it will affect the colour of the crown. For pfm and zirconia gic can be used.