How to use Scotchbond™ Universal Adhesive for Veneers

[@angelin7j]

In video its relyx veneer cement but relyx ultimate is recommended usually as its the only one with DCA in it

[@SolventumDental]

It is the RelyX™ Veneer Cement. The syringe behind is the Try-In Paste

[@RCJETKING]

I typically avoid removing or brushing away excess cement from margins before curing , as this will remive pr pull away some cement from the prep.margin interface , creating microleakage. To avoid that i seat the veneer , and apply glycerin over the margins to prevent oxygen inhibition layer from forming during curing. After tac curing , i gently remove the cemennt from margins only, and relyx cleans off very nicely and cleanly.

[@lcfflc3887]

Yes makes sense, the rinsing is removing adhesive and contaminating it with the rinse agent, the adhesive and the composite material should be the only items making contact and nothing in between.

[@philipprice171]

Why so much bonding cement as the cement lute will be very thin. I would use probably 2/3rds of that in the video with main bulk in centre. This always gives full coverage and far less excess to remove.

[@fatmaali-tv9wj]

So shall light cure bonding on tooth surface first or not also in veneer??

[@SolventumDental]

Hello and thank you for your interest in 3M Oral Care. The Scotchbond Universal is not light cured on the tooth prep or the veneer. • Scotchbond Universal should be scrubbed onto the tooth surface for 20 seconds, air dried/thinned for 5 seconds - Do Not Light Cure. • Scotchbond Universal should be scrubbed onto the bonding surface of the veneer, air dried/thinned for 5 seconds - Do Not Light Cure. • Apply RelyX Ultimate to the veneer and seat. Final cure is 30 seconds. Please always refer to the Instructions for Use (IFU) for complete product information. Thank you!

[@hyati2003]

@@SolventumDental why u don’t use cure after put scotchbond on tooth and veneer ?

[@SolventumDental]

Hello Saleh - The reason we do not recommend light curing the adhesive on the tooth is to avoid the potential of the adhesive pooling. If the adhesive is pooled in an area and light cured, the veneer may not fit as well as it should. If the veneers are less than 2mm in thickness, the light will penetrate through the veneer, cement, and cure the adhesive. However, the adhesive can be light cured on the tooth prep prior to seating the veneer if the clinician prefers. Please always refer to the Instructions for Use (IFU) for complete product information. Thank you.

[@lcfflc3887]

​@@SolventumDentalis this technic only for veneers or for regular composite restauration as well? Meaning no curing the adhesive before placing the composite material.

[@Quyetify]

What's the cement to be used in this video? thanks

[@jmaejinks1138]

as u can see the account is 3m so the product used were sure from 3M and the cement is relyx veneers cement

[@Implant_AI]

You dont use silane on porcelain? And you dont need to cure the bonding afent?

[@SolventumDental]

Hello and thank you for your interest in 3M Oral Care. 3M™ Scotchbond™ Universal Adhesive contains a silane that allows for adhesion to porcelain surfaces without the need for a separate primer. The Scotchbond Universal is not light cured on the tooth prep or the veneer. • Scotchbond Universal should be scrubbed onto the tooth surface for 20 seconds, air dried/thinned for 5 seconds - Do Not Light Cure. • Scotchbond Universal should be scrubbed onto the bonding surface of the veneer, air dried/thinned for 5 seconds - Do Not Light Cure. • Apply 3M™ RelyX™ Ultimate Cement to the veneer and seat. Final cure is 30 seconds. Please always refer to the Instructions for Use (IFU) for complete product information. Thank you!

[@hyati2003]

@@SolventumDental what u meaning that ( without need a separate prime )

[@SolventumDental]

Hello Saleh - There is not a need for a separate primer because 3M™ Scotchbond™ Universal Adhesive contains a silane that allows for adhesion to porcelain surfaces without one. Please always refer to the Instructions for Use (IFU) for complete product information. Thank you.

[@RubySlippers1100]

Is this done in a dental office??

[@thebobsmith1444]

no. it's done at home under your bed.

[@hyati2003]

@@thebobsmith1444 hahahahaha

[@zahidainlondonvlogs]

Mine fell off and I don't know how I put it on again 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@SolventumDental]

Hello Zahida - We are sorry to learn of your experience. 3M takes all allegations of adverse events very seriously. Please contact the 3M Oral Care UK Customer Care through s.3m.com/gm3dc so we can properly document your experience.

[@40nayfabulosa48]

Thank you for posting

[@naba8911]

No silane needed?

[@SolventumDental]

Hello and thank you for your interest in 3M Oral Care. Scotchbond™ Universal Adhesive contains a silane that allows for adhesion to glass-ceramic surfaces without the need for a separate primer. Thank you!

[@naba8911]

@@SolventumDental thank you 🙏

[@cuarajhyrojayju4397]

Good job it looks good

[@creadenta]

etch porcelain 15 seconds??? what kind of porcelain are we talking about?( empress, feldspatic or what?) etch tooth 15 seconds?? dentin or enamel? if you have enamel this is wrong? single central tooth cementation? i don't recommend!

[@drprashanthmds]

you have not agitated the etchant? you have not cured the adhesive before applying cement? the technique is wrong

[@HP-kw7ym]

No it's not.

[@drprashanthmds]

yes, its wrong. or justify your answer? answer my question.

[@HP-kw7ym]

No it is not wrong and ask nicely Kumar I'm not a family member of yours...

[@richiejohn8653]

Prashanth Kumar : no you dont cure the bonding agent, curing is done after placement of veneer on tooth with ur relyx veneer cement.

[@richiejohn8653]

once spot cure is done,esp cervically, the excess is removed with a blunt probe, so the partially cured cement comes out as a single unit in a snap.. one doesnt simply swipe it off cz it will create micro-gaps which might cause post of sensitivity :)

[@drprashanthmds]

there are special carriers for veneers. you have to cure initially from under surface to avoid shrinkage. this video is totally wrong.

[@jmaejinks1138]

isn't every step in using certain step is depend on the manufacturer instruction to get good result? and btw as an assistant for 10yrs now i notice this step is way better the cementation is totally strong when u does this step than the one u mention

[@elcamino1497]

dont do it u will lose ur origin teeth to fake teeth !!!

[@SolventumDental]

Hello -- Due to the number of variables that exist in a clinical situation, we always recommend that you consult with a dental professional before getting a procedure done. They are in the best position to review your health status, oral care needs, and the technical product information to make the appropriate recommendations for you. Thank you!