Adper Scotchbond MP Adhäsiv Flasche 8ml

3M™ Adper™ Scotchbond™ Multi-Purpose Adhesive – The Proven Gold Standard for Complex Cases

The Adper™ Scotchbond™ Multi-Purpose system is a 4th-generation total-etch adhesive (three-step system) that has been clinically established for decades. It is renowned for its exceptional versatility and superior bond strength under the most demanding conditions. As a classic three-step system (etching, priming, bonding), it offers unmatched hybrid layer stability and maximum reliability during treatment.

This refill pack contains the adhesive (Component 3), which is applied after pretreatment with the primer. It is the ideal solution for practitioners seeking a system characterized by extremely low post-operative sensitivity and excellent long-term clinical performance.

Key Features and Benefits

• Maximum Versatility: Suitable for all classes of direct composite restorations, as well as ceramic veneers and repairs.
• Proven Reliability: Frequently cited in specialist literature as the gold standard reference for bond strength to both dentin and enamel.
• Controlled Application: The separation of primer and adhesive allows for optimal saturation of the dentinal tubules and a uniform film thickness.
• Specialty Applications: Enables the secure bonding of light-cured composite to amalgam surfaces.
• Excellent Marginal Integrity: Significantly reduces the risk of micro-leakage and secondary caries formation.

Recommended Indications

• Direct composite restorations (Classes I–V).
• Adhesive cementation of ceramic veneers in combination with light-cured cements.
• Intraoral repairs of ceramic and composite restorations.
• Bonding of composite to fresh or aged amalgam.
• Core build-up procedures.

Product Details

• Brand: Adper™ Scotchbond™ Multi-Purpose (by 3M / Solventum)
• Component: Adhesive (Step 3 of the Multi-Purpose system)
• Delivery System: Bottle (8 ml)
• Curing Method: Light-curing
• Adhesive Type: Total Etch (multi-step system)
• Category: Dental Adhesives
• Industry: Dentistry