Pyrax Glass Ionomer Cement Type 2

Features

Brand : Pyrax
Pyrax : Glass Ionomer Cement Type 2

Pyrax Glass Ionomer Cement Type 2 - 1 Unit

450.00

Shipping : Free Shipping | See details
Item Location: Jalandhar, India
Delivery: Estimated between Monday 4th of May - Friday 8th of May
Payments:
Returns: 10 day returns. Seller pays for return shipping | See details

The Dentist Shop Assurance

Manufacturer Warranty
100% Genuine Products
Secure Payment
Brand New

Description

Glass Ionomer Cement Type II is restorative self cured suitable for permanent dental filling. Indications:- Restoration of erosive / abrasive lesions without cavity preparation. Sealing and filling of occlusal pit and fissures. Restoration of primary teeth. Restoration of class V carious lesions. Restoration of class III carious lesions, preferably using lingual approach. Repair of defective margins in restorations. Minimal Cavity preparations in a proximal lesions through buckle and occlusal approach (tunnel preparations). Core built up. Provisional restorations where future veneer crowns are contemplated. Sealing at roof surface for over dentures

GIC II has radiopaque glass powder and organic polymer liquid.
It offers strong adhesion to enamel and dentine.
High compressive strength.It is also used in fillings prior to crown preparations.
It provides permanent restoration of class III, class V and small class fillings.
Used in primary teeth fillings/ fissure sealing, filling of cervical erosions.

Advantages

Chemical adhesion to tooth structure allows minimal cavity preparation without the need for etching or bonding agents. Chemical setting without shrinkage and similar thermal expansion as tooth structure offers an excellent marginal seal. Strontium based glass provides good radiopacity facilitating post operative diagnosis. Low solubility for more durable and longer lasting restorations. Long term clinical success. Storage andShelf-life:- Store the product at 15-25° C/59-77° F. Store the product in a dry place. Do not use after the expiration date. Use screw-cap jars as soon as possible. Restorations of smaller lesions.