An Advanced Bonding Solution for Modern Dentistry
Richard Young, DDS, on Kuraray’s CLEARFIL™ Universal Bond Quick 2
As a dental professional with nearly four decades of experience using Kuraray products, I have always trusted their innovations. From CLEARFIL™ New Bond, the first MDP-based bonding agent that was released in 1983, to their latest offerings, Kuraray has consistently delivered exceptional adhesive products. Their recent launch of CLEARFIL™ Universal Bond Quick 2, which I like to call "UBQ2" for short, is no exception and represents a significant advancement in dental bonding technology.
In my practice, I frequently perform injection molding treatments with matrices. I use UBQ2 with CLEARFIL™ MAJESTY ES Flow Universal, and this combination has proven to be a game-changer. This new, high viscosity flowable composite possesses superior flow characteristics (neither too runny nor too stiff) and provides excellent control and precision. It is particularly beneficial for anterior restorations, Class III and Class V restorations, and the restoration of open gingival embrasures. The thin bond layer of UBQ2 allows CLEARFIL MAJESTY ES Flow Universal to flow precisely where needed, ensuring optimal results.
One of the standout features of UBQ2 is its innovative monomer technology. Its new UTM monomer increases the product's bond strength without compromising its handling properties. Furthermore, its amide monomer technology eliminates the need for 20-second scrubbing, streamlining the bonding process and making it more efficient for practitioners.
In all of my time using Kuraray products, I can confidently say that they have yet to disappoint. I have never received a defective product or been issued a recall of any kind. That is a remarkable record of quality. CLEARFIL™ Universal Bond Quick 2 is no exception. For dentists seeking reliable and effective bonding solutions, its innovative technology, superior bond strength, and ease of use make it a valuable addition to any dental practice.
1. Offers exceptional bond strength in all etching modes.
2. Disperses evenly to create a uniform bond layer with a low film thickness of 3 to 5µm.
3. UTM monomer technology increases the product's bond strength without compromising its handling properties.
4. Amide monomer technology eliminates the need for 20-second scrubbing, streamlining the bonding process.
Richard Young, DDS
Assistant Professor
Loma Linda University School of Dentistry
Loma Linda, California
Private Practice
San Bernardino, California
Manufacturer Information
Kuraray Noritake Dental Inc. • kuraraydental.com • 800-879-1676