TECHNICAL BULLETIN

   

 INSTRUCTION

   

LIGHT SUPER BOND-M

      LIGHT-CURED ORTHODONTIC ADHESIVE FOR METAL

  PLASTIC AND CERAMIC BRACKETS

 

 

 

                 SYRINGE KIT                                                                                 SINGLE DOSE CAPSULES KIT

                 30 g of Adhesive                                                                             60×.35 g of Adhesive

                 7 g-Bonding Agent                                                                         7 g-Bonding Agent

                 12 g-Enamel Conditioner                                                                12 g-Enamel Conditioner

                 Accessories, Instructions                                                              Accessories, Instructions

 

     OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF THE MATERIAL

 

· Unlimited working time-cures on demand with a visible light curing unit.

· Economical-no mixing-no waste.

· Viscosity-Light Super Bond-M paste consistency eliminates bracket flotation.

· Bracket compatibility-designed to be used with ceramic, plastic or metal brackets.

 

INTRODUCTION

 

Light Super Bond-M represents an up-to-date state of technology, offering the most desirable characteristics, in versatility, ease of handling, esthetics and reliability. The material is designed for direct bonding of ceramic, plastic and metal orthodon­tic brackets. Due to the fact that Light Super Bond-M is a light cure material there is a relief from time pressure which contributes to ease of working with the materi­al. The dentist has plenty of time for cleaning the excess adhesive around the bracket bases.

 

 

 

 

 

  

Dent Zar, Inc.

19643 Trull Brook Dr.

Tarzana, CA 91356

U.S.A.

Head Office

Toll Free: 800-444-1241, Outside U.S. 323-465-3621

Fax: 323-465-2994, E-mail: dentzar@yahoo.com., Web Site: www.dentzar.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

 

 PREPARATION OF THE TEETH

1.  Thoroughly clean teeth to be bonded with plain pumice. Prophy paste which contains an oil of fluoride should not be used as this can leave residue which may inhibit the etch. Rinse teeth completely with a large amount of water. Dry with oil/moisture-free compressed air.

2.  With a cotton pledget, etch the isolated tooth with Enamel Conditioner for 30 seconds. Do not place etchant on soft tissue!

Remove cotton rolls after 30 seconds. Allow 120 seconds of etching for deciduous teeth. Wash the tooth with water, evacuating with a saliva ejector. Do not allow the patient to rinse or contaminate the etched surface. Re-isolate and dry completely using oil/moisture free compressed air. The conditioned area should appear dull and frosty white. If not, re-etch for an additional 20 seconds.

 

APPLICATION OF BONDING / SEALANT RESIN

Dispense one or two drops of the light cure bonding/sealant resin onto a mixing pad. Apply a thin layer of the resin onto etched enamel surface. The bonding/sealant resin may be cured at this time to minimize bracket flotation. Saliva contamination can be cleaned by dabbing the cured bonding/sealant resin with alcohol. If a filled bonding/sealant resin is used, it must be cured first for 20 seconds. The bond can be further strengthened by painting a thin coat of bonding/sealant resin onto mesh pad of the metal bracket and curing for 10 seconds before applying the paste.

 

 ADHESIVE BONDING

A. Dispense from a small quantity of adhesive paste onto each clean bracket base (plastic, metal or ceramic). Use as little material as needed to provide complete coverage of the base.

B. Immediately after applying adhesive, lightly place bracket onto tooth surface, taking care not to exert excess pressure so that all paste does not exude from under the bracket. If a metal bracket is being used, shine the curing light form the gingival and incisal edges and cure for a minimum of 15 seconds each. Curing may be done directly through a ceramic bracket for 20 seconds. Since different curing lights have different intensities, these times may vary somewhat from lamp to lamp.

C. Long axis indicators may be removed and archwires placed immediately after bonding of the last bracket.

 

BRACKET REMOVAL

To remove a bracket, use a ligature cutter and grab the adhesive at the enamel/adhesive interface and separate from the tooth surface. Any remaining sealant can be removed with a scaler.

 

 

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                                                              PRECAUTIONS AND WARNING

Uncured orthodontic bonding material may cause irritation.  Wash hands after handling the material.  For better protection, individual, users should wear protective gloves and protective eye  wear.

The bonding material is formulated to be used at room temperature.

Never use disposable spatula a second time.  A used spatula would be a source of contamination.

Avoid contact of etchant with soft tissue.

Etchant contains 37% Phosphoric Acid which is harmful to skin and eyes.  In case of contact, flush with water.  Seek medical assistance immediately in case of eye contact for proper treatment.

 

STORAGE

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Refrigeration will extend shelf life.

Do not store materials in proximity to eugenol-containing products.

Do not expose materials to elevated temperature or intense light.

Keep syringes tightly capped between uses.