
Zirconia, lithium disilicate, veneers, PFM, posts and implant crowns: what to do to the restoration, to the tooth and with the cement — one page each. No weekend course, no hunting through IFUs.

You know how to cement. The problem is that every material asks for something different — and the details live in six different places.
One card per material and restoration, in the same order every time. Read it once, then glance at it at the chair.
Clean, clinical, one page each. Big enough to read on your phone, sharp enough to print and laminate.

Z1 · Monolithic zirconia crown

The Cement Chooser: 3 questions

L1 · Lithium disilicate crown

F1 · Feldspathic veneers

I1 · Cement-retained implant crown

G3 · Try-in & decontamination
Isolation, cement and surface treatment — what you need in two seconds.
What to do to the intaglio surface, outside the mouth, in order.
Prep cleaning, etching or not, primer, adhesive — the right sequence for that material.
Seating, tack-cure, excess removal and final cure.
The classic mistakes behind most debonds, in red.
One practical tip worth remembering for that case.
A5 cards: print two per Letter or A4 page, laminate the ones you use every week, and tape the Cement Chooser where your assistant preps the tray. On a phone, every card reads at full size without zooming.


24 chairside protocol cards · the Cement Chooser decision tree + table · how-to-use guide

14 restorative materials + 12 cements and primers, one page each: strength tier, typical minimum thickness, indications, intaglio treatment, cement options.

10 failure cards: debonded crowns and veneers, bonded bridges, chipping, sensitivity, residual cement around implants — and when to re-cement or remake.

8 plain-English handouts (crown, temporary, veneers, inlay/onlay, implant crown, bonded bridge, sensitivity, long-term care) with space for your practice name.
Use them for 30 days. If the cards don't make your cementation appointments easier, email us within 30 days and we'll refund 100% of your purchase.
No. It's a set of printable reference cards (PDF) you use at the chair. There are no videos, no lessons and no CE credits.
None in particular. The cards describe the widely taught protocol for each material and restoration type. Product names appear only as examples, and every card reminds you that your cement's and material's instructions for use come first.
No. It's an instant digital download. You get the link by email right after payment, and you can download it again anytime.
Yes. The cards are A5: print two per US Letter or A4 page, or print single cards to laminate. They also read well on a phone or tablet.
Yes. Materials and adhesive protocols are the same; the cards use neutral terminology and never replace your local regulations.
Yes, print it for everyone in your practice. Please don't redistribute it outside your practice.
You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Email support@oneglobeshop.com and we'll refund you.
24 chairside protocols, the Cement Chooser and 3 bonuses — for less than one remake.