Universal primer for indirect restorative materials Single-component formula simplifies conditioning 60-second reaction time supports one protocol Compatible with glass-ceramic, zirconia, and metal Three functional methacrylates support adhesion Quantity: 1 per Pack Ivoclar Vivadent Monobond Plus Bonding Agent, Refill, 5g/Bottle is used for conditioning the bonding surfaces of indirect restorations before adhesive cementation. This universal restorative primer is designed for use with a wide range of restorative materials, including glass-ceramics, oxide ceramics such as zirconium oxide, metal, composites, and fiber-reinforced composites, and its single-component format supports a consistent surface-conditioning step across multiple restorative substrates, helping clinicians reduce material-specific variation within adhesive cementation workflows. Each pack contains one 5g bottle of universal primer.Dental offices ordering restorative primer from their supplier can buy this single bottle for its broad compatibility across glass-ceramics, oxide ceramics, metal alloys, composite resins, and fiber-reinforced composites, giving clinicians one restorative primer for multiple common substrate categories rather than a separate primer for every material class. The refill format supports established adhesive cementation workflows without adding unrelated kit components, and the bottle presentation allows controlled dispensing during routine restorative procedures involving indirect restorations. Monobond Plus uses a combination of functional methacrylates to promote chemical interaction with different restorative materials. The formulation incorporates silane methacrylate for silica-containing glass-ceramics, phosphoric methacrylate chemistry for oxide ceramics such as zirconia, and sulfide methacrylate for metal surfaces.This multi-monomer approach allows the same primer to support conditioning across several indirect restorative materials rather than requiring separate primers for each substrate type. After the material is applied to the prepared bonding surface, it is allowed to react for 60 seconds before excess is dispersed with air, and this uniform application protocol helps support consistent restorative surface conditioning within adhesive cementation workflows, giving clinical teams a repeatable step regardless of which compatible material category the restoration falls under.
