From the innovators of dental adhesive and nanocluster filler technology—Kuraray Noritake Dental—comes a simplified light-cure cement for highly aesthetic veneers. PANAVIA™ Veneer LC is an advanced light-cure
By Univ.-Prof. Dr. Florian Beuer MME There is still some confusion among dental practitioners about how to cement zirconia restorations. In general, all types of cements – adhesive or self-adhesive resin cements
Article by Dr. Stefano Daniele. During bonding procedures for metal-free fixed dental prostheses (FDPs), try-in with specific cement shade matching glycerine paste is necessary for choosing the correct shade of
Users of dental zirconia are really spoilt for choice these days. Countless manufacturers offer zirconia materials that differ in their mechanical and optical properties and indication range. What is not apparent at
From PANAVIA EX to PANAVIA V5, Kuraray’s flagship product line of cements continues to evolve to offer reliable adhesion, enhanced ease of use, and superior esthetics. Dentistry has certainly evolved in the years
We shine a light on 4 of Kuraray’s most-loved DPS Best Products and members of its successful CLEARFIL and PANAVIA product lines. Despite getting its start in the early 1900s manufacturing synthetic fibers, today,
A self-adhesive resin cement that contains MDP and LCSi monomers, allowing it to adhere to virtually every material without the need for a separate primer. "My go-to cement is PANAVIA SA Cement Universal because
Are you looking for a flowable composite that easily adapts to the cavity floor, produces virtually no voids and offers an excellent cure and great polishability? According to REALITY Ratings & Reviews, CLEARFIL
I am frequently asked questions about the intraoral repair of porcelain chippings. To achieve success in repairs, it is essential to consider several important issues. Perhaps the single most crucial issue to
It is strong, it is pre-shaded like natural teeth, and it is reliable: KATANA™ Zirconia HTML PLUS, the highest strength version among KATANATM multi-layered zirconia series. Now, Kuraray Noritake Dental Inc. has
Successful restoration outcomes depend on a variety of factors, including clinician skill, practice team work, and the individual materi-als used in the procedure. Read the full article
By: Terri Lively What should your practice stock up on before ringing in the new year? From tax considerations to inventory management strategy to supply chain concerns, we discuss the options in the last few days
Case by Dr. Shoji Kato of Takanawa Dental Office, Japan 1. After preparing the abutments An anterior bridge made of crown and bridge resin has become dislodged. The abutments are vital
By Peter Schouten, Technical Manager Kuraray Europe Benelux Kuraray Noritake’s self-adhesive cement series, PANAVIA™ SA Cement Universal, has evolved through several stages of development since it was first
A universal, single-shade composite that simplifies posterior restorations with great handling and strong physical properties. “It’s just a very good composite in terms of strength and the other things we need
Kuraray’s Clearfill Majesty ES-2 Universal uses Light Diffusion Technology for smooth integration with surrounding tooth structure and remarkable color adaptations Visit OneShade.Show to see what other
All patients have unique cases with various solutions, but some have the opportunity to boost their confidence without worrisome procedures. This treatment applied to one patient in specific. This patient presented a
In July 2021, Kuraray Noritake Dental Inc. (President: Satoshi Yamaguchi), having a Head Office in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, entered into a patent-license agreement with B&D Dental Corp., having a Head Office in West
With 40 years of success in the commercial dental products market, Kuraray Noritake Dental has firmly established its commitment to providing leading-edge solutions for adhesive dentistry. The 1983 introduction of the
Patient Presentation An 80-year-old male presented with what he considered to be unattractive teeth due to failing composite bondings that chipped away over time, creating unsightly patches (Figure 1). Specifically,
