DENTASTIC® Part B – Universal Base (6 mL, DASP-B)

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DENTASTIC Part B is a hydrophilic, dual-cure adhesive primer developed for universal bonding in restorative odontology. Designed for both light-cure and self-cure protocols, it ensures predictable adhesion across a wide range of substrates, including dentin, enamel, porcelain, resin composites, precious and non-precious metals, and amalgam

Key Features & Benefits:

• Universal Bonding Agent: Serves as a versatile base primer compatible with virtually all restorative materials and tooth structures
• Dual-Cure Functionality: Supports both light-activated and self-cure workflows—empowering clinicians with flexible application options
• Patented PMGDM Chemistry: Incorporates advanced PMGDM and the magnesium salt of NTG-GMA formulation for superior bond strength compared to earlier PMDM adhesives
• 4th Generation Adhesive System: Structured as a total-etch primer for optimal hybrid layer formation and penetration
• Exclusive Universal Primer: Specifically formulated as “Part B – Universal Base,” ensuring homogenous performance across substrate types
• Compact Packaging: Supplied in a convenient 6 mL bottle—perfect for precision dosing and professional operatory use

Clinical Applications:

• Ideal for bonding in crowns, inlays/onlays, core build-ups, and bonded amalgams.
• Simplifies protocols when used with DENTASTIC Part A (dentin/enamel initiator) and Part 1 (resin bonding agent).
• Delivers consistent adhesive performance for direct and indirect restorations.

Why Choose DENTASTIC Part B?

1. Broad Compatibility: Delivers a one-practitioner solution for bonding to the full spectrum of restorative substrates.
2. Streamlined Workflow: Dual-cure design eliminates complex sequencing—enhances efficiency and reduces chair time.
3. Adhesive Excellence: PMGDM/NTG-GMA chemistry delivers high bond strength and durable adhesion.
4. Clinically Trusted: As a 4th-generation, total-etch primer, it remains a reliable standard in evidence-based adhesive protocols.