Talk:Dental bonding

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Possible conflict of interest issue

The third (and final) paragraph in the History section shifts to the present tense and discusses the advantages of one company's brand name of adhesive over another without any citations on that subject. It gives the URL of the first company and concludes with "All-Bond Universal is the first truly “universal adhesive”." This looks like marketing literature and is in fact repeated on the product's catalog page as the lead-in to the product description. JLKrause (talk) 17:48, 13 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]

The other dental adhesive

There's another type of dental adhesive that most people who wear dentures are familiar with, and that's the type that holds your dentures in place. At this time, there's no mention of it in the article here and there really should be. When I learned that I was going to need dentures, I did some research but couldn't find anything useful. At present, I don't have an urgent reason to learn more about my "store bought teeth" but I'd like to, and I'm sure that there are many other people who'd like to learn more. If somebody who knows the subject would take a little time, either to add to this article (which seems best, as it's probably the first place anybody would look) or in a separate article, it would be greatly appreciated. JDZeff (talk) JDZeff (talk) 20:18, 11 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]