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Variolink Esthetic: Adhesive Cementation System product proﬁle feature Esthetic Cementation Made Simple Variolink Esthetic is a light- and dual-curing luting composite for the esthetic and permanent cementation of ceramic and resin composite restorations. This material represents the next generation of the well-established, esthetic cements Variolink II and Variolink Veneer. Simplicity Easy Clean-Up Variolink Esthetic sets a new standard for easy removal of excess material making esthetic cementation simple. A more technique-tolerant clean-up process has been achieved with the smart combination of Ivocerin, the light initiator and a new light sensitivity ﬁlter. This allows the dental professional to easily clean up excess material after successful pre-polymerization with the light. Ivocerin ensures fast and reliable curing of the material during the ﬁnal light polymerization. Controlled Viscosity A viscosity controller combines the material's good ﬂowing behavior with its stability. The cement is easy to extrude from the syringe. Excess material smoothly ﬂows, but remains stable at the cementation joint so that it can be easily removed. Excellent Shade Stability Variolink Esthetic is 100 percent amine free in both the light-cure and dualcure forms. This is possible with the patented Ivocerin, the light initiator in the light-cure cement and a new initiator system in the dual-cure cement. Variolink Esthetic forms the basis for long-lasting and reliable esthetic results, even if exposed to intense light or a humid environment. Variolink Esthetic does not experience visible shade changes for the life of the restoration. 98 APRIL 2015 // dentaltown.com Impressive Radiopacity All of Variolink Esthetic's dual- and light-cure shades contain high levels of radiopacity, making it easier to detect excess cement and secondary caries to ensure proper clean-up and treatment. Optimal Bonding Adhese Universal in the revolutionary VivaPen ideally complements Variolink Esthetic in the cementation of esthetically demanding restorations. It is compatible with all etching techniques, providing the clinician with options based on the clinical situation at hand. Proven Bond to Restorations When used with Monobond Plus, Variolink Esthetic demonstrates excellent bond strength on restorations made of glass-ceramic materials such as IPS e.max and IPS Empress. About Ivoclar Vivadent is a global leader in innovative materials and processes for quality, aesthetic dentistry. The company employs more than 3,000 people and operates in more than 120 countries throughout the world. Ivoclar Vivadent is headquartered in Schaan, Liechtenstein. Its North American headquarters is based in Amherst, New York. For more information, call (800) 533-6825 or visit Ivoclarvivadent.com. ■ http://www.Ivoclarvivadent.com http://www.dentaltown.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Dentaltown April 2015

On Dentaltown.com
HOWARD SPEAKS: When Staff Members Lose Hope
PROFESSIONAL COURTESY: Recommendations Refl ect You
Continuing Education Update
Industry News
Poll
Lateral Incisor Placement with CEREC
Oral Cancer: Stop Assuming and Start Screening
CE: Removal of Hemangioma, Fibroma and Performing a Frenectomy
Braces V. Aligners: As Technology Evolves So Do Patient Choices
Malpractice: Changing the Way We Practice
Treatment Planning for Implants in the Maxillary Edentulous Patient
You Should Know: Molar Media Mount
Collecting Trauma Pictures for a Lecture
A Progressive Treatment for the Over-Flared, Over-Prepared Endodontically Treated Tooth
New Products
Creating a Safe, Effective X-ray Practice
SmartBox: Marketing Prodigy Masters Patient Attraction
Facebook Updates and the Impact on Your Dental Practice
Improve a Dental Practice’s Fiscal Health by Proactively Managing A/R Days
Pennsylvania Doc Balances Professionalism and Humor
Ad Index
Product Profile: Ivoclar Vivadent
Perspectives: Being a Female Dentist in Yemen
Products in Practice: DENTSPLY
ULTRASONICS SHOWCASE
Ready, Set, Know: Making the Most of Your Dentrix Investment
Dentally Incorrect

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