Dentsply AquaCem Luting GIC

Description: Dentsply AquaCem is a Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) luting material designed for reliable and durable cementation of dental restorations. As a trusted product from Dentsply, AquaCem offers unique properties that make it suitable for various clinical applications in restorative dentistry.
Features: Versatility: AquaCem is a versatile luting cement suitable for the cementation of crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and other restorations. Its adaptability makes it a go-to choice for a range of restorative procedures.

Fluoride Release: One of the key benefits of AquaCem is its fluoride-releasing property. This feature contributes to the prevention of secondary caries and enhances the long-term health of restored teeth.

Biocompatibility: AquaCem is biocompatible, ensuring patient safety and minimizing the risk of adverse reactions. This is particularly important in restorative dentistry, where materials in direct contact with oral tissues must meet stringent biocompatibility standards.

Chemical Adhesion: As a Glass Ionomer Cement, AquaCem forms a chemical bond with tooth structure, contributing to a secure and durable restoration. This chemical adhesion helps reduce microleakage and enhances the longevity of the restoration.

Convenient Handling: AquaCem is designed for easy and convenient handling, allowing for efficient clinical procedures. Its user-friendly nature supports the workflow of dental practitioners during the cementation process.

Radiopacity: The radiopacity of AquaCem ensures clear visibility on radiographs, aiding in postoperative assessment and monitoring of the restoration. Clinical Applications: Crown and Bridge Cementation: AquaCem is commonly used for the cementation of crowns and bridges, providing a reliable bond between the restoration and the tooth structure. Inlays and Onlays: Its versatility extends to the cementation of inlays and onlays, offering a secure and durable attachment. Core Buildup: AquaCem can also be utilized for core buildup procedures, contributing to the overall stability and strength of the restored tooth.