Description

Radiopaque glass ionomer restorative cement

GIC include:
– powder / liquid
– conditioner (produced separately)
– varnish (produced separately)

When the powder is mixed with a liquid, it forms a cement with high biocompatibility with the hard tissues, sufficient strength (170 MPa) and acid resistance (< 0.002 mm/h). Polyacrylic acid binds to dentin calcium and provides chemical adhesion and marginal adhesion of the cement to the hard tissues.
Fluorine-containing glass filler accumulates and releases fluorine ions, thus providing a prolonged anti-caries effect.

INDICATIONS

Filling and restoration of hard tooth tissues (I, II, III and V class cavities according to Black’s classification)
ART-technique filling
Primary teeth filling
Fissure sealing
Lining for composite restoration
Temporary filling

ADVANTAGES

The product is perfect for patients of all ages
The material cures fast enough to polish the filling in 10 minutes after the mixing
High chemical resistance to acid erosion — 0.002 mm/h (the limit established by ISO 9917-1 is ≤ 0.05 mm/h)
High radiopacity
High viscosity
Biological compatibility with hard dental tissues
High adhesion to enamel and dentin
Tight adhesion to marginal areas of hard tooth tissues
Maximum strength and durability