CLEARFIL Universal Bond Quick 2 | Kuraray Noritake Dental Inc.

Fast, Strong, and Seamless
The Bond Evolution

Features 〉〉〉

✓No Waiting Time After Application
✓Thin, Uniform, and Strong Bonding Layer
✓Room Temperature Storage

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Features and Their Benefits

Reduced Technical Errors
No waiting time means less risk in control of treatment time and reduces the risk of contamination.
Additionally, smooth treatment can be performed in the lower teeth, where there is a lot of saliva, as well as in children and elderly patients who have difficulty keeping their mouths open for long periods.
Minimal Impact
A thin bonding layer reduces the influence on cavity or abutment morphology during sealing.
Despite its thin film thickness, our innovative Urethane Tetramethacrylate Monomer improves mechanical strength of the bonding layer, resulting in durable, long-lasting restorations.
Easy Application
Regardless of the application case, this bond can be applied smoothly and evenly without pooling of the liquid, even in cavity corners.
Always within Reach
Storing this bond at room temperature (2–25℃/36–77℉) allows efficient preparation and cleanup before and after treatment.

: ADVANCED RAPID BOND TECHNOLOGY
No waiting time after application, high adhesion technology

High Bond Strength

Synthesized and refined independently by Kuraray Noritake Dental.
Strong Bond Layer

The original multifunctional monomer provides an increase in the strength of the bond layer.
No Waiting Time

Highly hydrophilic and becomes hydrophobic and water-resistant after polymerization.

Introduction Video

Expanding and Enhancing Universal Use

✓Direct restorations using light-cured composite resin
✓Post cementation and core build-ups
✓Cementation of all indirect restorationCan be used with other manufacturers’ self-adhesive cement.*

Please refer to the relevant Instructions for Use for the materials.

*When using with self-adhesive resin cement without any specific instructions to pretreatment the adherent surface, use with DC Activator for the pretreatment of the prosthetic.

All Etching Techniques

Self-etch

(no phosphoric acid)

Selective-etch

(phosphoric acid on enamel)

Total-etch

(phosphoric acid on enamel and dentin)

Direct Restorations Using Light-Cured Composite Resin

1Tooth pretreatmentChoose either etching procedure: a. Self-etching

(Move to section 2)

b. Selective-etching

Apply K-ETCHANT Syringe to the
uncut and /or cut enamel, then rinse and dry

b. Total-etching

Apply K-ETCHANT Syringe to the entire cavity (enamel and dentin), then rinse and dry

2Apply BOND with a rubbing motionh

3Dry by blowing mild air until BOND does not move^*1

3Light-cure^*2

5Place composite resin, light-cure and finish

*1 Use a vacuum aspirator to prevent BOND from scattering.
*2 Dental curing unit and curing time

Type	Light source	Light intensity	Light-curing time
Halogen	Halogen lamp	More than 400 mW/cm²	10 seconds
LED	Blue LED*	800-1400 mW/cm²	10 seconds
LED	Blue LED*	More than 1500 mW/cm²	5 seconds

The effective wavelength range of each dental curing unit must be 400–515 nm.
*Peak of emission spectrum: 450–480 nm

Data Sheet

Strength of bonding layer:
Ultimate tensile strength

CLEARFIL™
Universal
Bond Quick 2
(TK100B)

CLEARFIL™
Universal
Bond Quick
(UBQ)

CLEARFIL™
SE BOND 2
(MB2)

*The text in parentheses is the name referred to in the original study.
K. Hosaka et. al., (Tokushima Univ.)
The 159th Meeting the Japanese Society of Conservative Dentistry Program A7

Immediate Tensile Bond Strength to
Three Type of Cervical Substance

CLEARFIL™
Universal
Bond Quick 2
(UQ2)

CLEARFIL™
Universal
Bond Quick
(UQE)

CLEARFIL™
SE BOND 2
(MB2)

*The text in parentheses is the name referred to in the original study.
T. Ito, et. al., (Nippon Dental University)
The 161st Meeting of the Japanese Society of Conservative Dentistry Program P13

Brochure

Introduction Video

ADHESIVES

Fast, Strong, and Seamless The Bond Evolution