Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC - Type 2

Restorative glass ionomer cement

Features

Less technique sensitive
Long shelf life
Robust bottle
Fluoride releasing
Free-flowing liquid provides a smooth paste and good consistency
Odor-free
Good biocompatibility and non-irritant to the tissues
High Mechanical Strength
Good wettability provides a good marginal seal
Low solubility makes it insoluble in the oral cavity
Chemical Adhesion to both tooth structure (enamel, dentin) and metal
Radiopaque
High flexural strength reduces the risk of restoration fracture
Cost-effective
Film thickness

Description

Universal restorative glass ionomer cement. The powder contains a mixture of Silica and fluorides of aluminum, calcium & sodium. The liquid contains polyacrylic acid and copolymer in water.

Indications of Neocem:-

Restoration of deciduous teeth.
Core build-up
For atraumatic restorative treatment
Mixing Time 23°C Working time B 23°C Setting time B 23°C
Restorations of Class III, V, and limited Class I cavities.
Used in lamination/sandwich technique

Packaging

1 x 15gm Powder
10gm Liquid

Direction to Use

Preparation: Before applying the cement, make sure the tooth is clean and dry. Remove any decay or existing filling material and shape the tooth as needed.
Mixing: Use the provided mixing pad and spatula to mix the powder and liquid components of the cement together until a homogeneous mixture is achieved. The mixing ratio is 1 scoop (provided) of powder to 1 drop of liquid.
Application: Apply the cement to the prepared tooth surface with a suitable instrument, such as a dental spatula or applicator. Avoid overfilling the cavity or crown preparation.
Setting: The cement will begin to set within a few minutes of application. It will be fully set in approximately 6-8 minutes. Do not disturb or manipulate the cement during this time.
Finishing: Once the cement is fully set, trim any excess material with a dental bur or scaler. Polish the surface of the restoration as needed.
Post-operative care: Advise the patient to avoid chewing on the restored tooth for at least 24 hours. Provide appropriate post-operative instructions for oral hygiene and follow-up care.