Dependable Cement that will Work for All Contingenices?

Last Updated: Nov 17, 2008

Dr. C. asks:
There seems to be some division of opinion on what are the best cements to use. I am looking for an all-around good and dependable cement that will work for all contingencies. I just want to have one cement in the operatory. I have heard the argument for resin modified glass ionomer cements but these cannot be used for veneers. There are self-cure resin cements, visible light cured resin cements and dual cure resin cements. All of these can be used for cementing veneers. Does anybody have any recommendations?

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doctorberg

11/18/2008

Sorry but NO, veners, cremaic or ceromer inlays and onlyas = resin cement(dual, autocured or light cured I dont really like the last one), for everything else rely x luting II or U100, and you are done. cheers

11/18/2008

If u have just one cement in ur operatory...then i wouldnt like to be your patient.Keep that in mind.Resin modified gl/mers is a good choice for everything that has metal, but so is the traditional zinc phosphate for this indication.Plus its much cheaper.

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