Futurabond DCOne-Step, Dual-Cured Self-Etch Adhesive in Unit-Dose Blister Packs A single-dose delivery system enhances the convenience of VOCO America’s nano-reinforced, eighth-generation Futurabond DC. VOCO America’s Futurabond DC is now available in a patented SingleDose delivery system designed for “easy, quick, and hygienic” use with each procedure. According to VOCO, the unit-dose blister pack ensures reliable bond strength with each use by preventing solvent evaporation. ![]() |
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Brushes could be more flexible for easier access The user presses the blister to enable mixing of the self-etching bonding agent and the dual-cured activator, punctures the foil with the applicator brush, stirs, and applies. No shaking or refrigeration is required. The dual-cured, self-etching, 8th-generation bonding agent is nano-reinforced, producing a bond strength of more than 30 MPa to dental and enamel, and with no sensitivity, according to VOCO. Futurabond DC works with all light-, self-, and dualcured resins. Therefore it is intended for use with composite restorations, core build-ups, post cementation, and indirect restorations. The chemical cured only mode makes the product very suitable to use in the root canal, avoiding a pooling effect (blocking the root canal with cured bonding agent). Twelve dentists participated in the Dental Product Shopper evaluation of Futurabond DC. They rated such features as patient sensitivity, ease of use, bond strength, and universality. Patient Sensitivity Ease of Use (Delivery System and Handling) Bond Strength, Elasticity, and Curing Time Universality Overall Satisfaction |
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