Enhancing Bond Strength with Universal Adhesives
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In this video, discover the benefits of using universal adhesives in combination with flow resins for enhanced bonding performance. We discuss research findings that show how adding a second step with a superfluid resin significantly improves bond strength, reduces adhesive failure, and ensures better sealing. Learn how this method maintains adhesion over time, providing long-term durability. Perfect for professionals seeking to optimize restorative procedures, this technique is supported by advanced microscopy studies and clinical results.
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