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October 2006 : Volume 23 No. 08

6th- and 7th-generation Bonding Agents - 2006 Buyer's Guide

This Buyer’s Guide of THE DENTAL ADVISOR reports the characteristics and compares 26, 6th- and 7th-generation bonding agents. Clinical tips are given for a number of clinical techniques for restorative procedures requiring bonding. Effects of contamination on bond strengths to dentin are also discussed. The 2007 Buyer's Guide for Bonding Agents can be found in THE DENTAL ADVISOR, Vol. 24, No.6, 2007.

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Spanish: Vol 23 No 08 (Spanish)