Description
Tokuso Ionomer GIC Luting Cement
is a dental material designed for specific applications in restorative dentistry. This luting cement is known for its excellent adhesive strength, making it suitable for the cementation of inlays, crowns, bridges, and the attachment of orthodontic bands. It features a thin film thickness, simplifying application and minimizing excess material. The ease of mixing and high fluidity of the liquid component enhance its handling during dental procedures. The cement has a reduced harmful effect on the dental pulp, ensuring patient safety. With excellent radiopacity, it provides clear visibility on X-rays for precise diagnostics. The sharp hardening and smooth setting characteristics contribute to predictable outcomes. Non-sticky and easy sculpting properties, coupled with ample working time and fast curing, make it a convenient choice for clinicians. Its low water sensitivity ensures stability in various clinical conditions. Overall, Tokuyama Tokuso Ionomer GIC Luting Cement is a reliable and versatile solution for restorative and adhesive dental applications.
Indication:
Luting inlays, crowns, and bridges Attachment of an orthodontic band Cavity lining Primary teeth filling
Features:
High adhesive strength
Thin film thickness
Easy to mix
Excellent high fluidity of liquid
Fluoride releasing
Less harmful effect to the pulp
Excellent radiopacity
Sharp hardening/smooth setting
Low water sensitivity
Key Specifications:
Powder Component:
Glass Powder: Aluminosilicate or fluoroaluminosilicate glass, providing strength.
Alumino-Silicate Fillers: Enhance mechanical properties.
Liquid Component:
Polyalkenoic Acid: Often polyacrylic acid, initiating the setting reaction with the glass powder.
Additional Components:
Water: Essential for the setting reaction.
Fluoride-Releasing Agents: Enhance caries resistance.
Setting Modifiers: Control setting time and handling characteristics.
Packaging:
1 x Powders 36g
1 x Liquid 20g
1 x Measuring Spoon
1 x Mixing pad
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