Waldent Glasseal Glass Ionomer Liner LC is an innovative light-cured dental cement designed to provide optimal benefits by harnessing the advantages of both glass ionomers and composites. This remarkable product serves as a resin-reinforced glass ionomer liner cement, offering a unique combination of properties to enhance dental restorations. By chemically bonding to the tooth structure, Glasseal establishes a durable and reliable foundation for dental restorations. The fluoride-releasing capabilities of Glasseal add another layer of benefit, helping to promote remineralization and strengthen the tooth structure while offering caries protection. With its cutting-edge formulation, Glasseal represents a significant advancement in dental materials, providing clinicians with a versatile solution that combines the best features of glass ionomers and composites. By offering superior aesthetics, bonding strength, and fluoride release, Glasseal supports long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing dental restorations, ensuring both functional and cosmetic satisfaction for patients.
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Thermal compatibility: The formulation of Glasseal is designed to be thermally compatible with tooth structure, minimizing the risk of post-operative sensitivity commonly associated with dental procedures.
Minimal shrinkage: Upon curing, Glasseal exhibits minimal shrinkage, resulting in improved marginal integrity and reduced microleakage. This feature enhances the longevity of the restoration.
Low solubility: Glasseal demonstrates low solubility in oral fluids, contributing to the long-term stability and durability of the liner within the restoration. This ensures the liner maintains its integrity over time.
Proprietary bioactive technology: Glasseal incorporates a unique bioactive glass filler, which is radiopaque, high ion-releasing, and bioactive. This technology promotes the release of ions, aiding in the remineralization of enamel and offering protection against caries.
Fluoride release: Glasseal exhibits the ability to release fluoride, which further supports enamel remineralization and serves as a preventive measure against tooth decay.
Radiopacity: Glasseal is radiopaque, enabling clear visibility and precise assessment of the restoration on radiographic images. This characteristic facilitates accurate monitoring and evaluation of the restoration's integrity.