The concern over using Bisphenol A in consumer products has grown since the early 1990s.
Bis-GMA, and similar dental materials, are derivatives of Bisphenol-A and may not share the same xeno-estrogenic effects associated with Bisphenol- A,. However, a growing number of patients have raised health concerns about BPA and its derivatives as dental materials.
The new dental composite materials apply di-methacrylate, free from Bisphenol-A, while maximizing stress relief during polymerisation.
At London Specialist Dentists, we offer you a full range of advanced, safe, BPA derivative–free products such as adhesives, composite and resin cement dental restorative materials manufactured from novel, stress-realising methacrylate monomers like AFM and AUDMA.
We strive to educate our patients who demand BPA-derivative-free products and procedures.