D-Tech Restore Glass Restorative GIC

D-Tech Restore Glass Restorative GIC is an advanced water-based GIC primarily indicated for the restoration of primary teeth, core build-ups, and restorations of Class III, V, and limited Class I and II cavities. Composed of Alumina Silicate Glass powder and Poly carboxylic acid liquid. D-Tech Restore Glass Restorative GIC is a water-based dental restorative cement formulated with advanced calcium-based glass technology. While it provides a durable and cost-effective solution, it is contraindicated for pulp capping. It chemically bonds to enamel and dentine, reducing the need for extensive mechanical retention.

Key Features :

• Superior strength: Calcium-alumina silicate delivers unmatched structural strength over traditional formulas.

• Aesthetic appeal: Crafted for natural-looking dental restorations with pleasing aesthetics.
  

• Fluoride release: Supports fluoride availability at restoration margins, relevant to caries-prone areas.

• Radiopaque formulation: Helps clinicians identify the restoration during radiographic assessment.

• Easy handling: Hand-mixing enables chairside preparation using the specified powder-to-liquid ratio.

• Defined setting time: Offers a working time of 1 min 30 seconds and a setting time of 3 minutes at 23°C.

• Zero moisture risk: Oral formulation prevents premature moisture contamination.

• Low marginal leak: Lowering the risk of micro-cracks post-operative sensitivity, and restoration failure.

Intended to be used by a dental professional only.

1. Tap the powder bottle lightly before dispensing, never shake or invert it.
2. Hold the liquid bottle vertically and squeeze gently; close both bottles immediately after use.
3. Dispense onto the pad
4. Divide the powder into two equal parts with the plastic spatula
5. Mix the first half into all the liquid for 10 seconds
6. Then fold in the rest for 15 to 20 seconds
7. Finishing within 30 seconds.
8. Wash and dry but do not desiccate.

• Avoid desiccating the prepared tooth.
• Always follow manufacturer's instructions for conditioning, placement and surface protection.
• Do not use this cement for pulp capping; use calcium hydroxide when indicated.
• Discontinue use if sensitivity occurs.