How to predictably bond a ceramic onlay

With glass ceramics being used more every day, it is important to follow a strict bonding protocol that starts with your BioBase and ends with the onlay seating. As usual, Dr. Romero will share with you a simple step by step protocol

[@dr.mariumahmad391]

Very well explained! Thankyou so much! Please do one on tips and tricks for inlay preps! I’ve learned so much by all your videos. Can you also give more details on the fibre that you’ve used?

[@romerodentalseminars]

Thanks for watching. The fiber is a polyethylene fiber made by a company called Ribbond. It does many things for you: reduces C factor, is creates a fail safe zone, it strengthens weakened (thin) cusps, among other things.

[@v1sav1s24]

Thanks for video. Do you place any bonding agent on the intaglio of the the onlay? I always wonder with veneers/inlays/onlays if this is necessary after silanating..before placing the composite cement.

[@romerodentalseminars]

@@v1sav1s24 I don’t, but some do to increase the “wet-ability” of the resin cement. I do not think this will interfere with the bonding process, so it is totally up to you. Thanks for watching.