- Self-etch adhesive eliminates separate etching step
- Color changes visually confirm bonding workflow
- Includes two 5 mL bonding agent bottles
- Kit includes mixing well, handle, and 50 tips
- Fluoride-releasing formula bonds enamel and dentin
- Quantity: 1 Kit
Tokuyama One-Up Bond F Plus Kit is used for bonding light-cured composite restorations to enamel and dentin with a self-etching, light-cured adhesive system. The two-component adhesive combines etching and bonding into a simplified workflow without a separate phosphoric-acid etching, rinsing, or drying step.
In a direct Class III, Class IV, or cervical restoration, Bonding Agents A and B are mixed, applied to the prepared tooth surface, and light cured before composite placement. The adhesive can also be applied to exposed cervical dentin and root surfaces. Built-in color changes provide visual confirmation during mixing, application, and curing, helping the operator monitor each stage of the bonding procedure.Each kit contains 1 Bonding Agent A bottle, 5 mL, 1 Bonding Agent B bottle, 5 mL, 1 mixing well, 1 applicator handle, and 50 disposable applicator tips.
Dental offices ordering self-etch bonding adhesive from their supplier can buy this kit configuration to begin using the One-Up Bond F Plus system, since it includes both bottled components alongside the mixing and application accessories needed for chairside use. Equal drops of Agents A and B are dispensed into the well and mixed until the bonding agent develops its characteristic pink color. The mixed adhesive is applied to enamel and dentin and rubbed on the surface for at least 10 seconds.
Because the system contains no volatile solvent such as ethanol or acetone, air blowing is not required as a routine evaporation step. The formulation also provides fluoride release while supporting adhesion to both enamel and dentin.One-Up Bond F Plus works as a two-liquid, one-step self-etch adhesive that conditions and bonds the tooth surface in the same application sequence. After mixing, the adhesive should be used within approximately 1.5 minutes.
The applied layer is maintained at a visible glossy thickness and then light cured for at least 10 seconds with the curing tip positioned close to the cavity surface. During polymerization, the initial pink color changes toward pale brown, providing another visual cue that light activation has occurred. The system is intended for light-cured composite restorations rather than chemically cured composite materials.
This kit is distinguished by its mix-apply-light cure workflow, built-in color coding, self-etch chemistry, fluoride release, and complete application accessories for direct restorative bonding.
