32% Uni-Etch® with BAC

32% Phosphoric Acid Etchant with Benzalkonium Chloride

Uni-Etch is a 32% semi-gel phosphoric acid etchant available with Benzalkonium Chloride (BAC) and designed for etching tooth structure prior to bonding. Bisco etchants are the only dental etchants with BAC!

Curion is the ONLY authorized distributor of BISCO products in Canada. This product is backed by the manufacturer's warranty.

 

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Regular price $101.00
32% Uni-Etch® with BAC REFILL / 4 SYRINGES (5G EACH)
0-E5502EBM
  • 4 Syringes ETCH-37 with BAC (5g each)
  • 60 Disposable Tips
  • Instructions

32% Phosphoric Acid Etchant with Benzalkonium Chloride

Uni-Etch w/BAC is a 32% phosphoric acid semi-gel etchant that is effective at quickly etching enamel and dentin. Uni-Etch w/BAC is polymer-thickened and effectively removes the smear layer, etches and demineralizes enamel and dentin. It is easily manipulated into small areas such as endodontically treated root canals and undercuts. This makes it more versatile than some thicker gel etchants for etching all restorative surfaces. Published research proves that BISCO etchants produce higher bond strengths to (wet or dry) dentin1 and enamel.

UNIQUE BENEFITS

  • Rinses away cleanly and quickly leaving no residue to interfere with bonding
  • Blue in color for easy visualization and contrast
  • Creates microretentive surface characteristics that are necessary for successful bonding.
  • Bulk syringe delivery system available
  • Contains benzalkonium chloride (BAC), an antimicrobial agent. In-vitro research shows it is effective against Actinomyces viscosus2.

NOTE: Inclusion of BAC has not been shown to correlate with a reduction in secondary decay in patients. In-vivo clinical studies to evaluate the effects of BAC on oral bacteria or caries have not been performed.

1. Kanca, J.J. “Etchant composition and bond strength to dentin”. Am J Dent 1993;6:162-164
2. Dr. Daniel Chan, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Dental School. Residual Effect of 1 and 2% Benzalkonium Chloride Incorporated into an Etchant on the Susceptibility of Actinomyces viscosus T14V. 1993

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