Evolution of Dental Bonding Systems: 1995-2000

This chapter chronicles the development and advancements in dental bonding systems between 1995 and 2000, highlighting the shift towards self-etch systems like Lionarbon 2v and the discovery of the self-etching capability of 10MDP monomer. It also explores a breakthrough with the clinical testing of Lionarbon 2, the introduction of new products like Prime and Bond NT and Omega Bond, and the impact of SE bond in reducing sensitivity during dental procedures. The discussion covers the transition from light-tiered materials to light-cure initiators and the evolution from chemical cure to light cure methods, shedding light on key innovations in the field.