D-Tech Lute Plus Strontium Glass Ionomer Cement

D-Tech Lute Plus Strontium Glass Ionomer Cement :

Introducing D-Tech Lute Plus, a Type 1 Luting Cement that sets a new standard in radiopaque glass ionomer cement for routine luting of metal-based restorations. Crafted with precision and excellence, D-Tech Lute Plus offers a range of features that elevate its performance in dental applications. 

Indications :

• Luting of metal - based crowns,bridges,inlays and onlays.
• Luting of high-strength all ceramic crowns and bridges.
• Luting of metals-based and high strength all-ceramic crowns and bridges on implants abutments.
• Luting of metal root posts or indirect metal post core build-ups.
• Luting of prefabricated steel crowns.
• Luting of orthodontics bands.
• Base or liner

Features :

• Low post operative sensitivity
• Releases fluoride
• Provides excellent adhesion of prosthesis with dentine
• Ultra-Thin Film - Ultra fine particles (d50 - 5 microns) enable a thin film & excellent flow for a good luting cement
• Extended Working Time - Cement remains in fluidic state up to 2 mins from start of mixing, giving the practitioner sufficient time for loading the cement and placement of Crown.
• Accurate Dispensing - Dropper with metered dose enables accurate dispensing with ideal powder to Liquid ratio using 1 scoop of tapped powder & 2 drops of liquid.
• High Radiopacity - High Radiopacity allows for better Post-Operative Checks.
• Impermeable Glass Bottle - Powder is packed in a pharma grade Glass bottle with cap.

Specifications :

Technical Data:

• Shelf life : 2 years from date of manufacture

Packaging :

• 1 x Bottle of 12 gm lute plus – Powder
• 1 x squeeze bottle of 9 ml lute plus – Liquid
• 1 x Mixing pad
• 1 x Spoon

Direction to Use :

• Clean and dry enamel and dentin thoroughly.
• Shake powder bottle to uniformly blend the special powders.
• Dispense 1 full scoop of powder to a mixing pad or glass slab.
• Dispense 2 drops of liquid into the mixing pad or glass slab. When dispensing liquid, hold the dropper vertically.
• Incorporate powder into liquid in small increments. Total mixing time should not exceed 45 seconds
• Apply the material, without delay, in a uniform layer.
• Placement of mixed cement should be done immediately while mix is still glossy; approximately 1.5 to 2 minutes working time. If cement becomes dull, it should be discarded and a new mixture prepared. If a longer working time is needed, mix the cement on a cold, dry slab.
• Excess cement should be removed with a cotton roll immediately, before it sets, and should be cleaned from all surrounding areas such as gingiva and adjacent teeth before final setting.