Bonding and Beer
Welcome to Bonding and Beer, the dental podcast hosted by Rolando Nuñez, where we combine Ro's two favorite things: adhesive restorative dentistry and beer. Every 3 weeks, he picks a new beer to enjoy while educating his audience on a topic relevant to the dental bonding world. Make sure you stay until the end, when Ro gives his beer review and answers questions submitted by you. Watch it on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast platform.
Bonding and Beer
Latest Episodes
Are Dental Materials Toxic? Biocompatibility vs. Toxicity Explained - Bonding & Beer - Ep. 49
What does it really mean when a dental material is called biocompatible and does that mean it can’t be toxic?In Episode 49 of Bonding and Beer, Rolando Nuñez breaks down the difference between toxicity and biocompatibility, why those te...
Are Your Clinical Decisions Based on the Right Evidence? - Bonding & Beer - Ep. 48
How much should scientific literature actually influence your clinical decisions—and how do you know which dental research to trust?In Episode 48 of Bonding & Beer, Dr. Rolando Nuñez explores how scientific literature shapes clinica...
What Makes a Good Adhesive? The 3 Things That Really Matter - Bonding & Beer - Ep. 47
In Episode 47 of Bonding & Beer, Rolando Nunez breaks down 3 key characteristics that make an adhesive a good adhesive: convenience, compatibility, and water content.When it comes to dental adhesives and universal bonding agents, co...
Chemical Bonding: MDP, Silane, and the Keys to Lasting Restorations - Bonding & Beer - Ep. 45
In Episode 45 of Bonding & Beer, Rolando Nunez breaks down the science behind chemical bonding and why it's one of the most important factors in achieving predictable, long-lasting restorations. From enamel and dentin bonding to indirect re...
Does Mechanical Retention to the Tooth Structure Really Matter? - Bonding & Beer - Ep. 45
In this episode of Bonding & Beer, we continue our conversation on mechanical retention by shifting our focus from the restoration to the tooth structure itself. We break down why mechanical retention is one of the most important factors in...