All-Bond Universal

“The gold standard.” “One of the best universal adhesives.” “The most versatile product in adhesive dentistry.” These are just a few glowing endorsements from clinicians—including Drs. Frederick Burger, Devin McClintock, and Ed Suh, respectively—who rely on BISCO’s All-Bond Universal for bonding procedures in their daily practice.

Whether it’s the material’s compatibility with all resin composite and cement materials in all curing modes, its versatility across self-, total-, and selective-etch bonding techniques, or the convenience of its true 1-bottle delivery system, All-Bond Universal serves as an ideal bonding agent for delivering long-lasting direct and indirect restorations.

Strong, Durable Bonds

Backed by over 30 years of adhesive research, All-Bond Universal provides impressive bond strength to virtually all substrates—containing the MDP monomer for strong, durable chemical bonds to tooth structure. Its low film thickness also allows the material to flow easily into etched surfaces.

“You etch the tooth, you put All-Bond Universal on, and you’re ready to go,” said Dr. Burger, who uses All-Bond Universal for traditional crowns and bridges, and when luting zirconia crowns. “It also flows well, and after drying, it spreads out into a very thin layer.” 

Workflow Simplicity and Consistency

“Single-bottle systems allow practitioners to de-liver the highest-quality restorations while maintaining workflow simplicity and consistency,” said Dr. McClintock, a general dentist in Williamsburg, VA. “For that, I especially appreciate All-Bond Universal.”

All-Bond Universal also can be used without an additional activator on wet, dry, or moist tooth structure, and its application results in virtually no postop sensitivity. “I constantly tell my patients, ‘The best dentistry is no dentistry, but the next best dentistry is invisible dentistry,’” Dr. McClintock remarked.

It’s All About All-Bond Universal

“In my office, I don’t have 2 or 3 different adhesives that I turn to. I have 1, and it makes my clinical decisions at chairside very easy for my entire team,” said Dr. Suh, an internationally recognized speaker in general dentistry with 25 years of practice experience. Today, he performs very few procedures that don’t involve this reliable universal adhesive.

“Because clinical dentistry is so finicky and difficult, and just so high management, there are very often clinical errors that occur,” he concluded. “But I think the flexibility of All-Bond Universal just makes it easier to avoid those common pitfalls that many doctors may be facing.”