Shofu Hy-Bond Glasionomer Cx Glass Ionomer Luting Cement

Shofu Hy-Bond Glasionomer CX Glass Ionomer Luting Cement is a specialized luting cement in dentistry for the permanent cementation of metal and porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and orthodontic bands. This dual-cured glass ionomer cement offers high strength, easy handling, a working time of 1 minute, and a setting time of 3 minutes. It is radiopaque for easy detection on X-rays and releases fluoride, providing additional protection against tooth decay.

The Hy-Bond cement is formulated for chemical bonding to tooth structure and metal, ensuring a durable and long-lasting seal. It exhibits excellent adhesion to dentin and enamel, and its low solubility contributes to a strong bond between the tooth and the restoration.

Features :

• Chemical composition: The cement is made from a unique combination of glass powder and a liquid solution of organic acids and water, resulting in a high-strength glass ionomer cement.
• Dual-cured: The cement can be set either chemically or with light activation, providing greater flexibility in the cementation process.
• Radiopacity: The cement is radiopaque, allowing for easy detection on X-rays.
• Fluoride release: The cement releases fluoride ions, which can help to prevent tooth decay and improve overall oral health.
• Adhesion: The cement is designed to bond chemically to the tooth structure and metal, providing a strong and durable seal.
• Low solubility: The cement has low solubility, ensuring a strong bond between the tooth and the restoration.
• Working time: The cement has a working time of 1 minute and a setting time of 3 minutes, allowing for efficient and timely completion of restorative procedures.

Packaging :

Shofu Hy - Bond Glasionomer Cement Cx Mini Set:

• 1 x 15g Powder
• 1 x 10g (8.3ml) Liquid

Shofu Hy - Bond Glasionomer Cement Cx 1-1 Pack:

• 1 x 45g Powder
• 1 x 30g (25ml) Liquid

Direction To Use :

• Preparation: Prepare the tooth or teeth to receive the restoration according to standard procedures, and clean and dry the area to be restored.
• Mixing: Mix the glass powder and liquid solution according to the manufacturer's instructions, using a mixing pad and spatula.
• Application: Apply the cement to the restoration, and carefully seat the restoration onto the prepared tooth or teeth, using firm pressure to ensure proper fit.
• Cleanup: Remove any excess cement from around the restoration, and cure the cement using a curing light if necessary.
• Finishing: Finish and polish the restoration as needed, and instruct the patient on any post-operative care instructions.