Description
Gingi-Pak GingiBond Bonding Agent is a 5th generation, light-cured, one-component adhesive whose clinically proven total-etch technology protects against microleakage. It sustains high bonding strength on wet or dry surfaces and is compatible with all light-cured composites.
- One-component simplicity – a single bottle handles priming and bonding in the total-etch sequence
- Microleakage protection – clinically proven technology aimed at the highest level of protection against microleakage
- Wet or dry bonding – sustains high bonding strength across surface moisture conditions
- Universal composite fit – compatible with all light-cured composite restorative materials
Total-Etch Bonding in a Single Bottle
Fifth generation adhesives earned their place by collapsing primer and adhesive into one bottle, and this is that design. The light-cured, one-component formula penetrates deep into dentin tubules for a long-lasting bond, and the manufacturer credits its clinically proven technology with reducing post-operative sensitivity. It is designed for both direct and indirect bonding applications, so one bottle serves the restorative schedule broadly. Bonding strength holds on wet or dry surfaces, which forgives the moisture variability of real preparations. The bottle sold here is the distributor's 1 x 6 mL package.
Features and Benefits
Bond Performance
- Deep tubule penetration – the adhesive reaches into dentin tubules for a durable bond
- Sensitivity reduction – formulated to reduce post-operative sensitivity after restoration
- Moisture tolerance – high bonding strength sustained on wet or dry surfaces
Workflow
- One bottle step – single-component design shortens the bonding sequence
- Direct and indirect use – one adhesive covers both application classes
- Composite compatibility – works with all light-cured composite restorative materials
Product Specifications
Product Facts
- Generation – 5th generation bonding agent
- Technique – total-etch (clinically proven total-etch adhesive)
- Cure – light-cured, one component
- Applications – direct and indirect bonding
Ordering Information
- SKU 43010 – 1 x 6 mL bottle, packaged 1 each (distributor package size)
- Companion etchant – EtchPro 38% phosphoric acid gel is listed separately in this catalog
- Successor line – the 8th generation GingiBond Plus is listed separately for self-etch workflows
Complete the bonding sequence with etchant and composite from our dental supplies department, and compare the 8th generation adhesive on the Gingi-Pak brand page.
Why Choose GingiBond Bonding Agent
Total-etch loyalists want a proven one-bottle adhesive, and this formula's clinical track record is its argument. Moisture tolerance makes it forgiving in real operatories. It is the dependable baseline of the bonding shelf.
- Fewer failed bonds – microleakage protection and deep penetration support restoration longevity
- Calmer post-op picture – reduced post-operative sensitivity means fewer patient callbacks
- Faster sequences – one component replaces separate primer and adhesive bottles
- Broad compatibility – every light-cured composite in the practice can share this adhesive
Frequently Asked Questions
What generation is GingiBond?
It is a 5th generation bonding agent: a light-cured, one-component total-etch adhesive. Primer and bonding resin are combined in the single bottle.
Does it work on wet dentin?
Yes, the manufacturer states it sustains high bonding strength on a variety of surfaces, wet or dry. That tolerance suits total-etch technique, where dentin is kept moist.
Which composites can I use with it?
It is compatible with all light-cured composite restorative materials available today, per the manufacturer. That includes the GingiComp line in this catalog.
What bottle size is sold?
This listing sells the distributor's 1 x 6 mL bottle package. The manufacturer's web page describes the line's bottle as 7 mL, the package shipped is the 6 mL listing shown here.
How does it differ from GingiBond Plus?
GingiBond is the total-etch 5th generation adhesive, while the Plus is an 8th generation self-etch universal adhesive. Choose by the etching technique your practice prefers.
