Nova Compo B PLUS, 5mg, All-In-One Bonding

Introducing CompoB Plus, a cutting-edge light-cure, ethanol/water-based, self-etching bonding agent. Its dynamic composition allows for versatile use, functioning seamlessly in total-etch, self-etch, or selective-etch modes. Tailored for both direct and indirect restorations, it’s the modern dentist’s go-to for reliable bonding.

Key Features

• Acidity Level: With a pH of 2.8, it possesses mild acidity, ensuring that the dentin tubuli remain closed. This crucial aspect works to eliminate any postoperative sensitivity.

• One-Step Application: Simplifies the procedure by combining mixing, etching, priming, and bonding into one solitary material.

• High Bonding Strengths: Recognized for its unparalleled bonding strengths to both dentin and enamel, particularly for seventh-generation applications.

• Double Chemical Adhesion: Contains two pivotal monomers:

  • MOP Monomer: Augments self-etch performance, lengthens shelf stability, and secures a durable adhesion.
  • 4-META Monomer: Specifically targets and enhances dentin bond strength.

• MDP Monomer Advantages:

  • Ensures premium adhesion to enamel.
  • Enhances the self-etching characteristic.
  • Offers heightened product stability.
  • Delivers strong bond to apatite surfaces and forms non-soluble Ca+2 salts, guaranteeing durability of adhesion.
  • Establishes formidable adhesion strength for both metal and non-glass ceramic substrates.

• Carboxylated Dimethacrylate Monomer Benefits:

  • Amplifies dentin bond strength.
  • Reacts proficiently with apatite.
  • Augments bond performance, even under fluctuating humidity conditions and in deep dentin.

Benefits:

1. Efficiency: Removes the need for multiple products, combining all steps into one.
2. Versatility: Suitable for varied modes - total-etch, self-etch, or selective-etch.
3. Low Sensitivity: Its mild acidity ensures reduced postoperative sensitivities.

Indication:

1. For the direct placement of light-curing composite or compomer filling materials.
2. Bonding of core build-ups utilizing light-curing composite or core build-up materials.
3. Repair of existing composite or compomer fillings.
4. Adhesive cementation of indirect restorations using light- and dual-curing luting composites.
5. Sealing of prepared tooth surfaces prior to the temporary or permanent cementation of indirect restorations.
6. Root surface desensitization due to its dentine protector properties.
7. Bonding application for fissure sealants.
8. Intraoral repair of:
   • Composite restorations
   • Porcelain fused to metal restorations
   • All-ceramic restorations (without the need for an additional primer)
9. Acts as a protective varnish for glass ionomer fillings.