It is also universal to be able to cover many indications with one material

The 70-year-old patient presented because the veneer on 13 had come loose (Fig. 1a). After inspection of the tooth and the veneer, the reattachment could be started. The veneer and the tooth were cleaned of the old cement and then it was tried on again.

The veneer and the tooth were then cleaned with alcohol and dried, the UNIVERSAL BOND II (A/B) was mixed and applied to the veneer and the tooth and blown (Figs. 1b and 1c). The ESTECEM II PLUS Universal Paste was applied to the veneer and placed on the tooth (Fig. 1d).

The excess was removed after 3 sec. of light curing and then cured again from the vestibular and palatal sides for 1 min. each (Fig. 1e). The result is very satisfactory after a very short treatment (Fig. 1f).

The 56-year-old patient has been under our care for a long time. She is healthy and her medical history is unremarkable. Tooth 14 has been endodontically restored for a long time and had no prosthetic restoration. The patient presented for a new restoration after a fracture of the old build-up filling (Fig. 2a). We took a radiograph (Fig. 2b) and discussed the treatment options of a core build-up and a bridge restoration. The two root canals were prepared with the TOKUDRILL up to the first mark (Fig. 2c) and then the length was checked with the Verifier. Subsequently, the quartz fibre posts were inserted on a trial basis (Fig. 2d and 2e). The UNIVERSAL BOND II (A/B) was mixed and applied to the pins as well as into the canals and blown (Fig. 2f). The ESTECEM II PLUS Universal Paste was applied to the canals (Fig. 2g) and the posts were inserted into the canals (Fig. 2h).

The excess was removed and then light-cured. Finally, the die was built up with a dual-curing composite and the tooth and prepared (Fig. 2i to 2l). The bridge restoration will be done shortly.

This patient is 45 years old. Tooth 45 had already been treated endodontically some time ago. In the course of this clinical trial, it has now been restored with a crown in one-single- visit chairside. The crown is made of a zirconium oxide-reinforced lithium silicate ceramic (centra dou). After the tooth was prepared (Fig. 3a), the crown was fitted. First, the crown and the stump were cleaned with alcohol and dried, the UNIVERSAL BOND II (A/B) was mixed and applied to the crown as well as the stump and blown (figs. 3b and 3c). The ESTECEM II PLUS Universal Paste was applied to the crown and used on the die (Fig. 3d).

The excess (Fig. 3e) was removed after a 3 sec. light cure. The crown was then cured again from all sides for 30 seconds each. The result after such a short treatment period is very satisfactory for the patient (Fig. 3f).