3M™ Transbond™ IDB Pre-Mix Chemical Cure Adhesive RESIN B
-36%
• High bond strength for reliable indirect bonding, long processing time, short curing time
• Bonding products directly from 3M™ - no grey market goods of unclear origin with an unsafe cold chain
• Safety for your patients and your reputation
• "Fresh" products with a long shelf life
• Can be used with Transbond ™ XT Light Cure Adhesive and APC ™ II Adhesive pre-coated Bracket
Contents: 10 ml
Contents: 10 ml
• Bonding products directly from 3M™ - no grey market goods of unclear origin with an unsafe cold chain
• Safety for your patients and your reputation
• "Fresh" products with a long shelf life
Transbond™ IDB Pre-Mix Chemical Cure Adhesive
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the indications for use for Transbond™ IDB Pre-Mix Chemical Cure Adhesive?
Transbond™ IDB Pre-Mix Chemical Cure Adhesive is intended to be an indirect bonding adhesive for the
Incognito™ Appliance System and can also be used for indirect bonding of labial brackets with custom bases
delivered to the patient in a custom tray.
2. Can Transbond IDB Chemical Cure Adhesive be used in direct bonding techniques?
Transbond IDB Pre-Mix Chemical Cure Adhesive is indicated for indirect bonding only. The low viscosity of
the adhesive does not allow sufficient bracket stability for standard direct bonding techniques.
3. Is the color of the Transbond IDB Pre-Mix Chemical Cure Adhesive more aesthetic than Reliance
Maximum Cure® Sealant?
Transbond IDB Adhesive exhibits less discoloration than Maximum Cure Sealant upon curing.
4. Can Transbond IDB Adhesive be used for both labial and lingual indirect bonding techniques?
Yes, Transbond IDB Adhesive is indicated for indirect bonding with the Incognito Appliance System and with
labial indirect bonding that includes the use of a custom resin base.
5. How many drops of Transbond IDB Adhesive Part A and Part B should be used?
Equal drops of each adhesive should be used. Two drops of each part is usually sufficient to bond a single arch tray.
6. How is the Transbond IDB Adhesive Cured?
Transbond IDB Adhesive is a chemical cure adhesive. The curing is initiated when Part A and Part B are mixed
together.
7. Is the work and set time of Transbond IDB Adhesive temperature dependant?
Yes. At room temperature, the work time is 75-90 seconds and the set time is 100-120 seconds. If used directly from
the refrigerator, the work time is 135-145 seconds and the set time is 170-190 seconds.
8. Is the set time for Transbond IDB Adhesive independent of the work time?
The set time for Transbond IDB Adhesive includes the work time.
9. How does the bond strength of Transbond IDB Pre-Mix Chemical Cure Adhesive compare to Reliance Maximum
Cure Sealant?
The bond strength of Transbond IDB Adhesive is equivalent to Reliance Maximum Cure Sealant in labial
indirect bonding applications.
10. How long should the tray be held in the mouth?
The tray should be held firmly in position in the mouth for 3 minutes. The tray should remain seated for a total of
4 minutes before being removed from the mouth.
11. How long should I wait before placing the archwire?
Initial archwires may be placed upon removal of the indirect bonding tray and after cleaning all flash and
interproximal contacts.
12. Can I use a primer with Transbond IDB Adhesive?
Although a primer is not necessary, Transbond IDB Adhesive is compatible with Transbond™ XT Light
Cure Primer and Transbond™ MIP Moisture Insensitive Primer. Transbond IDB Adhesive is not compatible with
Transbond™ Plus Self Etching Primer.
13. How do I store Transbond IDB Adhesive?
Transbond IDB Adhesive should be stored in the refrigerator at all times. It should be moved to the
bonding station just before beginning the bonding procedure.
14. What is the shelf life of Transbond IDB Adhesive?
The shelf life is two years when the adhesive is stored under refrigerated conditions, 35° to 45°F (2° to 7°C).
15. Is the Transbond IDB Adhesive moisture tolerant?
Transbond IDB Adhesive is not moisture tolerant.
