recement
Bond once more
To recement is to cement again—to reattach or reseal something that was previously cemented but has come loose.
The term appears most often in dentistry, where crowns, bridges, or veneers may need to be recemented after the original bond fails: The dentist recemented my crown after it popped off.
Material that bonds objects
- epoxyCatalyst-cured bonding compound
- groutTile joint filler
- sealantGap-blocking substance
- resinViscous plant secretion
polymer · glue · fixative · mortar · paste · adhere · affix · secure
Material covering damage
- fixRepair or solution
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- mendRestore after damage
- rebuildRestore after damage
renew · refurbish · renovate · recondition · reapply · redo · rework · repoint
Sovereign's ornamental headpiece
- fillingMaterial placed within
- veneerDecorative outer layer
- capCovering for top
- inlayEmbedded surface ornamentation
onlay · bridge · restoration · dental adhesive · reattachment · dislodged
adhesive
Material that bonds objects
resin · polymer · glue · fixative · mortar · paste · adhere · affix · secure · fasten
patch
Material covering damage
rebuild · renew · refurbish · renovate · recondition · reapply · redo · rework · repoint · tuckpoint
crown
Sovereign's ornamental headpiece
inlay · onlay · bridge · restoration · dental adhesive · reattachment · dislodged
mortar
Grinding bowl or binder
grout · plaster · stucco · bricklayer · mason · parging · tuckpointing · repoint · joints · crumbling