Lithium-disilicate has long been a reliable standard for indirect restorations, with its superb dimensional stability and precision finishing. In particular with the advancement of minimally invasive restorations and no-preparation veneers, Lithium-discilicate opens up great possibilities, but the cementation technique and material becomes even more critical for the final outcomes. The evolution of cements and cementation techniques can therefore be a key parametre in minimally invasive restorations. Further to the cement mechanical properties and influence in the aesthetics, the addition of bio-interactive or regenerative qualities can significantly increase the options for the clinician. Read about a calcium silicate–based dual-cure resin cement with calcium and fluoride release capabilities in the case report by Dr. Jack D. Griffin!
