$96.19

• Single-component adhesive for universal bonding
• Supports self-etch and selective enamel etching
• Compatible with etch-and-rinse bonding protocols
• VivaPen click system supports precise dispensing
• Provides over 25 MPa bond strength to tooth tissue
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent Adhese Universal 2mL VivaPen is used for direct and indirect adhesive bonding procedures that require a single-component, light-cured universal dental adhesive with flexibility across different etching techniques. The adhesive can be incorporated into self-etch, selective enamel-etch, and etch-and-rinse protocols, allowing clinicians to select the approach that matches the restorative situation and tooth substrate, and it is designed to establish reliable adhesion to enamel and dentin while supporting consistent handling under different moisture conditions. Each pack contains one 2mL VivaPen.

Dental offices ordering universal dental adhesive from their supplier can buy this VivaPen format for its click mechanism, which dispenses controlled amounts of adhesive through a compatible snap-on cannula, adding direct intraoral application to the bonding workflow so clinicians can place adhesive exactly where needed without first dispensing material into a separate well. This compact pen format supports efficient handling during routine restorative treatment while keeping adhesive delivery integrated into one applicator system. Adhese Universal combines universal adhesive chemistry with a low-viscosity formulation that can be applied in a thin, homogeneous layer to tooth structure. The material wets enamel and dentin and is designed to penetrate and seal dentin surfaces before polymerization.

Ivoclar reports bond strength greater than 25 MPa on enamel and dentin across supported etching protocols and moisture conditions, providing a consistent adhesive foundation for restorative procedures. The VivaPen click mechanism meters the adhesive into the brush cannula, allowing the clinician to apply and agitate the material directly on the prepared surface, reducing the need to switch between separate adhesive systems when clinical cases call for different etching strategies across a mix of direct and indirect restorative work.