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Seating Lithium Disilicate: Bonding and Cementation

Posted on: 11.13.17 | by Lee Ann Brady

Presented by Lee Ann Brady, DMD

Molar teeth with restorations
Upper arch of teeth with blue material covering

Lithium disilicate, known to most of us as e.max, has revolutionized all ceramic indirect restorative dentistry. It is a highly versatile, highly esthetic, very strong ceramic. This versatility increases our ability to offer our patients exquisite esthetics that can be long lasting and conservative.

Lithium disilicate's versatility as a restorative material is evident in your options for seating it. The material has enough inherent strength to be bonded or cemented. However, deciding whether to bond or cement and what steps to follow for maximal success can be vexing. In this webinar we will look at the factors that drive whether bonding or cementation is indicated, and walk through a decision process that systematizes the thought process.

Learning objectives:

  • Lithium Disilicate Preparation Protocols for Bonding vs Cementation
  • Materials and Techniques for Cementation
  • Materials & Techniques for Adhesive Bonding

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About Lee Ann Brady

Dr. Lee Ann Brady is a general dentist and educator. She lectures at dental meetings & study clubs, as well as teaches programs with The Pankey Institute and serves as their Executive Director and Director of Education. She owns Desert Sun Smiles Dental Care in Glendale, Arizona.
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