- D-Tech restore glass is Humid-Stable glass ionomer restorative cement suitable for the restoration of prepared teeth and restorations of classIII, V& limited Class I cavities.
- This glass ionomer cement (GIC) is known for its aesthetic looks and can be used for core build-up.
- D Tech Glass ionomer cement (GIC) is truly economical restorative cement.
FEATURES:
- Aesthetic looks
- Fluoride release
- Humid-Stable glass ionomer restorative cement
INDICATIONS:
RESTORE GLASS is a truly economical restorative cement with
Restoration of primary teeth
Core build-up
Restorations of Class III, V, and limited Class I cavities.
ADVANTAGES:
- Highly biocompatible and nonirritant to the tissues.
- Excellent strength, good marginal seal and is insoluble in the oral cavity.
- High flexural strength, reduces the risk of restoration fracture.
- Adhesion to enamel and dentin.
- Long-term fluoride release.
- Low acid erosion.
- Radiopaque.
- Cost-effective.
- Smooth Mixing.
COMPOSITION:
POWDER
- Silica - 41.9%
- Alumina - 28.6 %
- Almunium Flouride - 1.6%
- Calcium fluoride - 15.7%
- Sodium fluoride - 9.3%
- Almunium Phosphate - 3.8 %
LIQUID
- Polyacrylic acid - 35%
- Tartaric Acid - 5-15 %
- Water
SPECIFICATIONS:
Mixing Time
23°C - 30 second
Working time
23°C - 2:00 min
Setting time
23°C - 4:00 min
Shelf life
2 years
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
MIXING:
- Dispense powder and liquid onto the pad.
- Using a plastic spatula, divide the powder into 2 equal parts.
- Mix the first portion with all of the liquid for 10 seconds.
- Incorporate the remaining portion and mix the whole thoroughly for 15 - 20 sec. (total time within 30 seconds)
RESTORATIVE TECHNIQUE:
Prepare teeth using standard techniques. Extensive mechanical retention is not necessary. For pulp capping use calcium hydroxide paste.
Wash & Dry but DO NOT DESICCATE. D-Tech’s dentine conditioner is recommended to remove the smear layer.
Mix the required amount of cement. Working time is 2 min.
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