A dentist uses a Griptab veneer case to temporarily secure a lower anterior veneer to a tweezer using an adhesive on the Griptab. The dentist then places modeling putty on the tooth and attaches the veneer using the Griptab. After curing the adhesive, the dentist applies silane to the veneer and Griptab and bonds it to the tooth with cement. Once the cement cures, the dentist removes the Griptab from the veneer using the tweezer, leaving no residue on the veneer.

1. Griptab Veneer Case By Dr Jan Hajtó, Dr. med. dent

2. 1 Medium Griptab in tweezers

3. 2 Placing adhesive on Griptab

4. 3 Lower anterior veneer placed in putty before light-curing adhesive.

5. 4 Light-curing Griptab adhesive.

6. 5 Veneer with Griptab securely attached.

7. 6 Adding Silane to veneer with Griptab attached.

8. 7 Veneer being placed for bonding.

9. 8 Griptab on veneer after cleanup

10. 9 Light-curing cement

11. 10 Rinsing and light-curing cement.

12. 11 Tweezers grip Griptab for removal.

13. 12 Griptab removed from veneer, leaving no residue.