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Bonding agents have to fulfill a wide range of very exacting demands, and it is impossible for a single product to offer maximum bond strength and optimal marginal integrity in every situation. The Peak Adhesive System sets new standards. The dentist decides whether the total-etch (“etch & rinse”) or self-etch (“non-rinse”) technique is preferable – with Peak, the results are always reliable and durable.

BOND/ETCH Peak • • • • ™ UNIVERSAL ADHESIVE SYSTEM For the total-etch and self-etch techniques Superior bond strength, impressive marginal integrity Direct syringe delivery for fast, waste-free application Virtually eliminates post-op sensitivity Impressive bond strength enamel/dentin to composite1 TE: Total Etch SE: Self-Etch Ground enamel Bonding system Ultra-Etch + Peak LC Peak SE + Peak LC Ultra-Etch + PQ1 Clearfil SE Bond Prompt-L-Pop Bond strength (MPa) 40.7 TE 38.3 SE 37.3 TE 33.4 SE 32.9 SE Bonding agents have to fulfill a wide range of very exacting demands, and it is impossible for a single product to offer maximum bond strength and optimal marginal integrity in every situation. The Peak Adhesive System sets new standards. The dentist decides whether the total-etch (“etch & rinse”) or self-etch (“non-rinse”) technique is preferable – with Peak, the results are always reliable and durable. Even after thermocycling and mechanical loading, the composite/dentin and composite/enamel junction is virtually invisible under the microscope.2 Unground enamel Bonding system Ultra-Etch + Peak LC Ultra-Etch + PQ1 Prompt-L-Pop Peak SE + Peak LC Clearfil SE Bond Bond strength (MPa) 31.2 TE 28.3 TE 26.3 SE 25.4 SE 25.1 SE Dentin Composite Courtesy of Dr. Uwe Blunck Dentin Bonding system Peak SE + Peak LC Ultra-Etch + Peak LC Clearfil SE Bond Ultra-Etch + PQ1 Prompt-L-Pop Bond strength (MPa) 35.7 SE 35.5 TE 35.1 SE 33.7 TE 25.0 SE Composite Enamel 100 µm Marginal region of a Class V restoration after using the self-etch technique with Peak SE Primer & Peak LC Bond. Marginal region of a Class I restoration after using the total-etch technique with Ultra-Etch and Peak LC Bond. Dalhousie University. Halifax, Canada, 20081 Peak – Total-Etch System (“Etch & Rinse”) ™ The “conventional” method with proven top results: the Peak Total-Etch System. This technique is used successfully for all direct restorations. Whether a normal cavity, sclerosed dentin, or unground enamel – Ultra-Etch & Peak LC Bond achieve a reliable, strong bonding layer. The enamel and dentin are etched with the 35% phosphoric acid gel Ultra-Etch for 15 seconds, and then rinsed off. Surface water is blown away. Peak LC Bond is applied directly from the syringe, air thinned and light cured. Peak LC Bond • • • • Light-cured single-component bonding agent With 7.5% nanofillers for optimal viscosity Ethyl alcohol as solvent, for reliable penetration Effective direct application with the Inspiral Brush Tip UP 5130 Peak LC Bond Intro Kit 1 x 1.2 ml (1.58 g) Ultra-Etch 1 x 1.2 ml (1.24 g) Peak LC Bond 20 Blue Micro Tips 20 Inspiral Brush Tips UP 5133 UP 5132 Peak LC Bond Refill 4 x 1.2 ml (1,24 g) Peak LC Bond Blue Micro Tip Inspiral Brush Tip Peak LC Bond Econo Refill 20 x 1.2 ml (1,24 g) Peak LC Bond For application, order: Inspiral Brush Tip, Blue Micro Tip Store refrigerated. 1 R.B. Price et al. (Dalhousie Univ. Halifax, Kanada): Bond Strengths of Self-Etching Bonding Systems to Dentin and Enamel. IADR/AADR-Abstract, April 2008 2 Blunck, U. (Charité Berlin): Evaluation of the effectiveness of Peak in combination with Filtek Z250 in Class V cavities after thermocycling; Evaluation of the effectiveness of the adhesive system Peak in combination with Filtek Z250 in Class I cavities after thermocycling and mechanical loading. Unpublished, July 2008. 54