Currently, aesthetic, all-ceramic or composite indirect restorations, adhesively cemented, such as veneers, inlays, onlays and all-ceramic crowns are increasingly used in dental prosthetics. This is due to the improved mechanical properties of ceramic and composite materials, the development of adhesive cementation protocols, and the greater demand for aesthetic prosthetic restorations. The durability of all-ceramic or composite indirect restorations depends to a large extent on the adhesive strength between the cement and the tooth surface as well as between the cement and the restoration. The conventional technique of sealing the dentin before the final reconstruction of the tooth - DDS (delayed dentin sealing) - a delayed dentin sealing technique consists in sealing the dentin tubules with the use of DBA (dentin-bonding agent) immediately before cementing the finished prosthetic restoration. The method of immediate dentin sealing (IDS) consists in the application of the bonding system (DBA) immediately after the preparation of the abutment tooth, before taking the impression. Based on the literature review, the authors discussed the immediate dentin sealing (IDS) technique in the protocol of adhesive cementation of indirect restorations, using the Scopus and PubMed databases, using the key words: IDS, immediate dentin sealing, adhesive cementation.