Ivoclar Vivadent Tetric N-Collection System KIT/N-BOND

• Bulk Fill is possible due to Ivocerin, the patented light initiator
• Special filler technology ensures low shrinkage stress
• Esthetic results are achieved quickly and efficiently in the posterior region

Composition

Tetric N-Bond contains phosphoric acid acrylate, HEMA, Bis-GMA, urethane dimethacrylate, ethanol, film-forming agent, initiators and stabilizers.

Curing lightMaterialHIgh Power programSoft power programLow Power program

• bluephase N

Tetric N- Bond--10s

• bluephase N

Tetric N-Bond10s--

• bluephase NMC

Tetric N-bond10s--

• Consistently high bond strength
• Reduced postoperative sensitivity
• Acetone free chemistry
• Comfortable- time saving

CONTRAINDICATIONS

• If the patient is allergic to any of the components of Tetric N-Bond or if the stipulated working technique cannot be used. –
• Tetric N-Bond must not be used in combination with purely self-curing composite materials. Always activate dual-curing materials with light.
• Direct pulp cappings

Side effects 

• In rare cases, components of Tetric N-Bond may lead to sensitization. In such cases, the products should no longer be used. –
• To avoid possible irritation of the pulp, areas close to the pulp should be protected with a suitable pulp/dentin protector (selectively apply a calcium hydroxide-based preparation in areas close to the pulp).

Tetric n ceram composit 10 srg(Neno composit)

• A1/1
• A2/2
• A3/1
• B2/1
• Special shade( B2D/ BLEACH L / TRANSLUCENT)
• B2D/1
• Bleach L/1
• Translucent/1
• Tetric flow 
• A2/1
• A3/1
• Tn bond 6gm

Direct Restorations

STEP 1. Select the shade

STEP 2. Prepare the cavity according to the requirements of the adhesive technique. Clean the cavity with water spray. Air dry the cavity.

STEP 3. Apply a pulp protector (calcium hydroxide material, e. g. ApexCal®) if needed; only cover areas close to the pulp and subsequently apply a pressure resistant cement (e.g. Vivaglass® Liner).

STEP 4. Place a matrix and an interdental wedge, if required.

STEP 5. Apply N-Etch on enamel and subsequently on dentin; and allow a reaction time of 15 seconds. Afterwards, thoroughly rinse off the etchant with water spray and dry the tooth surfaces with oil-free air. Avoid excessive drying of the dentin. The etched enamel surface should have a chalky white appearance. If this is not the case, repeat the etching procedure using a shorter reaction time. If the tooth surface becomes accidentally contaminated (e. g. with saliva), repeat the etching procedure with a reaction time of max. 10 seconds.

STEP 6. Tetric N-Bond. Dispense the desired amount of Tetric N-Bond into a mixing well and apply it using a disposable applicator (e.g. Vivadent® Applicator Brush). Protect the adhesive from light (e.g. VivaPad®).  Apply a thick layer of Tetric N-Bond on the enamel and dentin surfaces, using the enclosed application brush.

STEP 7. Light-cure Tetric N-Bond according to the curing time recommendations. A shiny tooth surface prior to the application of the composite shows that all surfaces are completely covered. Polymerize each layer individually according to the table. Hold the light emission window as closely as possible to the surface of the restorative material.

STEP 8. Finish the restoration with suitable finishers or fine diamonds. Subsequently, check the occlusion. Polish with silicone polishers

• Country Of Origin: Liechtenstein
• Manufacturer: Ivoclar Vivadent

Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question: Can Tetric N-Bond cause any side effects?
Answer: While rare, components of Tetric N-Bond may lead to sensitization in some cases. If this occurs, discontinue use immediately. To avoid potential irritation of the pulp, it's advisable to protect areas close to the pulp with a suitable pulp/dentin protector.

Question: Can Tetric N-Bond be used for bulk fill procedures?
Answer: Yes, Tetric N-Bond is suitable for bulk fill procedures thanks to Ivocerin, a patented light initiator in the system that allows for efficient curing. The special filler technology also ensures low shrinkage stress, making it ideal for esthetic results in the posterior region.

Question: What is Tetric N-Bond and how is it used?
Answer: Tetric N-Bond is a light-curing, nano-filled single-component adhesive designed for use with the total etch technique. It's ideal for direct composite and compomer restorations as well as adhesive luting of indirect restorations made of all-ceramic and composite materials that require light-curing. Tetric N-Bond works best when paired with the phosphoric acid gel N-Etch.

Question: Are there any contraindications for using Tetric N-Bond?
Answer: Tetric N-Bond should not be used if the patient is allergic to any of its components or if the stipulated working technique cannot be followed. It should also not be used with purely self-curing composite materials.
Question: Can Tetric N-Bond be used with other restorative materials?
Answer: Tetric N-Bond is recommended for use with direct composite and compomer restorations, as well as adhesive luting of indirect restorations made of all-ceramic and composite materials involving light-curing.
Question: Is there a risk of postoperative sensitivity with Tetric N-Bond?
Answer: The use of Tetric N-Bond is designed to reduce postoperative sensitivity. However, it's essential to follow proper application techniques and consider individual patient factors.

Question: What is Tetric N-Bond, and what is its primary function?
Answer: Tetric N-Bond is a light-curing, nano-filled single-component adhesive used in conjunction with the total etch technique. It facilitates the bonding of composite and compomer restorations.

Question: Is the Tetric N-Collection System Kit suitable for both anterior and posterior restorations?
Answer: Yes, the Tetric N-Collection System Kit can be used for both anterior and posterior restorations, offering versatility in various clinical situations.