Contains No Bisphenol A, No BIS-GMA, No BPA Derivatives

For cementation of PFM, gold, CEREC®* and reinforced ceramics for crown and bridge; Inlays, gold, metal, titanium and fiber posts

Embrace Resin Cement is the first self-adhesive resin cement that bonds to the slightly moist tooth. Embrace is a moisture-friendly, ionic resin, not a glass ionomer, and is fully compatible with the moist oral environment. Embrace forms chemical bonds to dentin and enamel, precious and non-precious metals, ceramics, composites, and fiber posts. Bonding agents are not required; however, they can be used if desired. It is not necessary to etch dentin, but etching uncut enamel surfaces is indicated.

Embrace Resin Cement is non-irritating, self-adhesive, contains no solvents, requires no etching or drying of dentin, and provides an exceptional seal against microleakage. These features eliminate the major causes of sensitivity.

Self-Adhesive – Moisture Tolerant

• Bonds in a slightly moist field
• Self-adhesive properties
• Self-etching to dentin
• Eliminates microleakage

Recommended for Zirconium

Independent testing shows retention value for Embrace is 29.32 kg and is equal to or better than the leading cement brands. “The retention values for Zirconium copings are enough to recommend, without reservation, Embrace Resin Cement for Zirconium restorations.”*

*Pameijer CH. Retention of zirconium crowns with the use of Embrace WetBond Resin Cement. November 9, 2012

Fig. 1: The tooth is prepared to receive a post.

Fig. 2: The canal and tooth surfaces are etched for 15 seconds.
This step is optional. Embrace WetBond Resin Cement is self-etching to dentin.

Fig. 3: Embrace Resin Cement is dispensed directly into the canal using
the mixing tip on the double-barrel syringe.

Fig. 4: The post is inserted using an up and down motion to ensure complete coverage.

Fig. 5: Embrace Resin Cement is light cured for 20 seconds from all aspects.
Embrace is used tor the core build up and is light cured in increments.
The cement is also self-curing

Fig. 6: The core is carved to shape to receive a crown. Embrace WetBond
Resin Cement is also used to cement the crown ensuring a homogenous monoblock.

Fig. 1: The teeth are prepared to receive crowns. It is not necessary to etch dentin, and
bonding agents are not required; however, etching and bonding are not contra-indicated.

Fig. 2: Embrace WetBond Resin Cement is dispensed into the crowns using a mixing
tip on the double-barrel syringe.

Fig. 3: After seating crowns, tack light cure for 1-2 seconds and remove
excess cement with a suitable instrument.

Fig. 4: Floss to make sure contacts are open before complete curing.

Fig. 1: The post and core build up has been prepared and dried and is ready for crown cementation.

Fig. 2: Embrace Resin Cement is dis- pensed directly into the crown through the automix tip.

Fig. 3: After seating the crown, apply positive pressure for 2½ minutes.

Fig. 4: Flash cure excess cement at the margins for 1-2 seconds to facilitate removal.

Fig. 5: Remove excess cement at the margin with a suitable instrument.

Fig. 6: The final result.

Compressive Strength:

318 mPa

Flexural Strength:

97.3 mPa

Diametral Tensile Strength:

40 mPa

Film Thickness:

12 microns