Session
Moderator
Dr.10/ 4（sun）
9:00 - 10:30
4F〜6F ホール C
Session 14
Next-Gen Adhesives for Direct and Indirect Restorations
世界の臨床を牽引する接着イノベーション
～トップ研究者が示すエビデンスに基づく最新戦略～
This session explores the evolving potential of next‑generation adhesives for direct and indirect restorations. It highlights advances in long‑term bonding durability, improved reliability, and more efficient clinical handling. The program also reviews the enhanced versatility of modern universal adhesives and how new technologies streamline workflows, offering a clear view of how innovative adhesive systems are reshaping everyday restorative dentistry.
Lecturer
Characteristics and Clinical Application
of Next-Generation of Universal Adhesives
次世代ユニバーサルアドヒーシブの特徴と臨床応用
- What is new about next-generation of universal adhesives.
- The bonding performance of a novel universal adhesive (AFB-00).
- Pros and cons of applying adhesive without air-blowing.
- Clinical application of next-generation of universal adhesives for direct and indirect restorations.
- What is new about next-generation of universal adhesives.
- The bonding performance of a novel universal adhesive (AFB-00).
- Pros and cons of applying adhesive without air-blowing.
- Clinical application of next-generation of universal adhesives for direct and indirect restorations.
Over a decade has passed since universal adhesives were introduced into clinical practice, during which time advances in cutting-edge technologies and optimization of adhesive compositions have enhanced their clinical performance. As a result, products regarded as next-generation universal adhesives have recently been developed. These advancements include shortening of application time, tolerance to moisture conditions, and application of universal adhesive technology as a primer in two-step universal adhesive systems and resin luting cements.
Recently, a novel universal adhesive, AFB-00 (GC), has been developed to allow omission air-blowing after adhesive application and to provide touch cure effect, in which chemical polymerization is initiated upon contact with a resin luting cement. Although these new technologies are expected to further enhance versatility and simplify clinical procedures, limited information is currently available regarding their bonding performance. In this presentation, I provide an overview of the characteristics of next-generation universal adhesives based on in vitro investigations and introduce the bonding performance of a novel universal adhesive, ABF-00. Furthermore, I present the clinical applications of next-generation universal adhesives in both direct and indirect restorations.
Lecturer
Ultra Long-Term Performance of new Adhesives:
Direct vs. Indirect Restorations
Ultra Long-Term Performance of new Adhesives:
Direct vs. Indirect Restorations
- Difference between the performance of enamel and dentin in bonding
- Technique sensitivity reloaded: What is left?
- Advantages and disadvantages of universal adhesives
- Ultra long-term performance of recent adhesive approaches in dentin
- Difference between the performance of enamel and dentin in bonding
- Technique sensitivity reloaded: What is left?
- Advantages and disadvantages of universal adhesives
- Ultra long-term performance of recent adhesive approaches in dentin
