Orikam Neocem Type 2 High Strength Restorative GIC

Description:

Neocem Universal Restorative Glass Ionomer Cement is a versatile and reliable dental material designed for a wide range of restorative procedures. Perfect for restoring deciduous teeth, performing core build-ups, and conducting atraumatic restorative treatments (ART), Neocem combines fluoride release, excellent mechanical strength, and biocompatibility for long-lasting and durable results. Its smooth, free-flowing consistency ensures easy handling and minimal technique sensitivity, making it ideal for both simple and complex restorations. Additionally, Neocem offers chemical adhesion to tooth structures and metals, providing a strong and secure bond.

Features:

• Versatile Applications: Ideal for Class III, V, and limited Class I restorations, core build-ups, and ART procedures.
• Fluoride Protection: Releases fluoride to help prevent future decay.
• Durable and Strong: Offers excellent mechanical strength for reliable restorations.
• Gentle on Tissues: Biocompatible and non-irritating to soft tissues.
• Smooth Handling: Free-flowing liquid creates a smooth, easy-to-mix paste.
• Long-Lasting Results: Low solubility ensures the cement remains stable in the oral environment.
• Strong Adhesion: Chemically bonds to both enamel, dentin, and metal surfaces.
• Radiopaque: Easily visible on X-rays for effective monitoring.
• Superior Marginal Fit: Provides a tight seal, minimizing leakage.
• Reliable Shelf Life: Stable and effective even after extended storage.
• Cost-Effective: An affordable restorative solution that does not compromise quality.
• Odor-Free: A pleasant experience for both the patient and clinician.
• Thin Film Application: Allows for smooth and accurate placement.

Directions for use:

Preparation: Before applying the cement, ensure the tooth is clean and dry. Remove any decayed tissue or old filling material and shape the tooth to the desired form.

Mixing: On the provided mixing pad, use a spatula to blend the powder and liquid components until a smooth, homogeneous mixture is formed. The recommended mixing ratio is 1 scoop (using the provided scoop) of powder to 1 drop of liquid.

Application: Using an appropriate instrument, such as a dental spatula or applicator, apply the mixed cement to the prepared tooth surface. Avoid overfilling the cavity or crown preparation to ensure optimal fit and appearance.

Setting: The cement will start to set within a few minutes after application, with complete setting achieved in approximately 6-8 minutes. Refrain from disturbing or manipulating the cement during this time to ensure proper curing.

Finishing: Once fully set, use a dental bur or scaler to trim any excess material. Polish the restoration as needed to achieve a smooth and polished surface.

Post-operative Care: Instruct the patient to avoid chewing on the restored tooth for at least 24 hours. Provide comprehensive post-operative instructions, including guidance on oral hygiene and follow-up care.