Bonding
- designs harmlessly bonded to your teeth like any
orthodontic bracket
- easily and painlessly removed
- freedom to change your designs with the times
and stay in style
- professional fitting by dentist ensures that
your design will last for years
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You will receive a bonding
guide like this to give to your dentist with
your order.
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izi Bonding guide for natural
teeth
 1.
Clean the tooth with pumice, sandblaster or prophy
jet. Clean izi with 70% Alcohol.
 2.
Etch an area on the tooth larger than the izi. Rinse
and dry as per bonding material instructions.
 3.
Apply Bonding material to the enamel and light cure
for ±10 seconds.
 4.
Apply necessary amount of dual cure cement or flowable
composite on prepared tooth.
 5.
Using a Waxpicker, place the izi into the cement or
composite. Smooth out excess material by gradually
thinning it out over ±1.5mm. Keep in mind that the
mechanical lock over the edge of the izi is very
important.
 6.
Make sure the izi is placed correctly. Then lightly
cure from all angles for 20 sec. per angle. Polish any
sharp edges with rubber polisher.
NOTE: It sometimes helps to press the izi onto
the tooth before you start so that the izi can shape
to the anatomy of the tooth itself.
Notes on creating important
mechanical lock for successful fitting of izi Dental
Jewellery.
 1)
Create mechanical lock on izi by working composite or
cement over the edge of the izi before smoothing
material over rest of tooth. (Think of setting a
diamond in a ring.) Do this all around izi before
curing of material. Note that this is why translucent
cement is recommended.
Note material coming over edge of izi.
 2)
Note placement of izi Facing L on the tooth. This will
leave enough space for cement or composite to bond to
enamel and create mechanical lock. It helps to shape
izi before placement into cement. Bend over pen or
round instrument to get all points to touch tooth
structure. This will help with smoothing-out process
of material and final fit. Note that points 1,2,and 3
are touching enamel.
 3)
Note area covered by cement or composite. Material on
insical edge will protect izi and help to prevent it
from being bitten out.
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Dental
cosmetic procedures have to be accomplished by
dental professionals with professional
products.
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