If you are using a lot such as panavia F2, You would need to apply alloy primer to the fit surface of the gold onlay. You can then prepare the tooth by cleaning with ethanol, sandblasting and applying E+D primer. Mix A+B paste and bond it on with that. All under rubber dam of course!
Not specifically step by step but we have given some examples in part 1 if that helps. It might not be exactly what you’re looking for though. I’m sure there must be someone online that has released a video of someone breaking it down in that way
You want the bond to mix with the cement - I can’t remember why but I’ll find out for you and let you know. I think i remember something about it helping the cement to set or something like that but i might be wrong
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What about the bonding of heat treated gold?
If you are using a lot such as panavia F2, You would need to apply alloy primer to the fit surface of the gold onlay. You can then prepare the tooth by cleaning with ethanol, sandblasting and applying E+D primer. Mix A+B paste and bond it on with that. All under rubber dam of course!
Any videos on step by step protocol to prep an emax Onlay
Not specifically step by step but we have given some examples in part 1 if that helps. It might not be exactly what you’re looking for though. I’m sure there must be someone online that has released a video of someone breaking it down in that way
Why we dont cure the adhesive on the ids? ( on the final bonding step)
You want the bond to mix with the cement - I can’t remember why but I’ll find out for you and let you know. I think i remember something about it helping the cement to set or something like that but i might be wrong
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