Dental Materials

Dental bonding agents are materials used to attach dental restorations, such as composite fillings or porcelain veneers, to the natural tooth structure.

Fluoride varnishes are topical fluoride treatments applied to the teeth to prevent tooth decay and strengthen enamel. They provide long-lasting protection against cavities.

A temporary filling for a tooth is a short-term solution to restore a damaged tooth. It is mostly used in emergencies or while waiting for a permanent restoration.

Composite dental fillings are tooth-colored restorations made of a mixture of resin and filler particles. They blend easily with natural teeth and are preferred for their aesthetic appeal compared to silver amalgam fillings.

Dental polishing paste is a gritty paste applied to the teeth during a dental cleaning to remove surface stains and polish the enamel, leaving the teeth smooth and shiny.

Yes, as fluoride topical application strengthens tooth enamel, making it more resistant to decay. It is either applied as a gel, foam, varnish, or rinse during dental appointments.

Glass ionomer cement is a dental material used for various applications such as filling cavities, cementing crowns and bridges, and lining cavities before placement of composite fillings. It releases fluoride, aiding in cavity prevention.

Silane is a coupling agent used to enhance the bond between materials like porcelain or composite and resin-based materials, improving the longevity and stability of dental restorations.

Bioceramic sealers are bioactive materials used to seal and fill root canals during endodontic procedures. They provide a hermetic seal, preventing bacterial leakage and promoting tissue healing.

Yes, Accusil Putty exhibits hydrophilic properties, allowing it to perform reliably in moist conditions such as saliva-rich oral cavities.