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Dr. DiTolla’s CLINICAL TIPS PRODUCT........ Z-PRIME Plus SOURCE........... Bisco Inc. Schaumburg, Ill. 800-247-3368 www.bisco.com I receive lots of questions — via e-mail, telephone and at lectures — about how to bond BruxZir ® Solid Zirconia into place. Because zirconia is unaffected by sandblasting, hydrofluoric acid and typical ceramic silanes, you need to use a special silane. I currently use Z-PRIME Plus, whether I am bonding a BruxZir crown with a resin cement (e.g., Multilink ® Automix [Ivoclar Vivadent]) or cementing one with a resin-reinforced glass ionomer (e.g., RelyX Luting Plus [3M ESPE; St. Paul, Minn.]). Just apply one to two coats inside the BruxZir Solid Zirconia restoration, dry for three to five seconds with an air syringe, and you are ready to go! 10 www.chairsidemagazine.com
Dr. DiTolla’s CLINICAL TIPS PRODUCT........ TN010 Double Cord Packer SOURCE........... Garrison <strong>Dental</strong> Solutions Spring Lake, Mich. 888-437-0032 www.garrisondental.com If you had bet me $1,000 in July 2010 that there would be a really cool improvement in cord packer technology, you would have won that bet. And while gently cramming a piece of string subgingivally does seem so last century, I have yet to find a replacement that retracts tissue so well without removing healthy tissue. While I’m stuck with packing cord for now, the TN010 Double Cord Packer from Garrison <strong>Dental</strong> Solutions makes this task more efficient. When I pack cord on a molar, I might flip the instrument six or seven times while looking at the tooth through my loupes. I have whacked enough anterior teeth with the instrument to wonder if there was a better way, and with the TN010 there is! Stop flipping and keep packing with this great product. Dr. DiTolla’s Clinical Tips11
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