D - Tech Restore Glass

Features
Humid-Stable glass ionomer restorative cement
Aesthetic looks
Fluoride release

Description
A fluoride-releasing glass ionomer restorative cement(A2 SHADE) .
INDICATIONS -

Restoration of primary teeth.
Core build-up.
Restorations of Class III, V, and limited Class I cavities.
The standard powder to liquid ratio is 1:1

ADVANTAGES - 

Ease of use
Longer shelf life
Sturdy bottle
Good consistency
Free-flowing liquid
Odor-free
Highly biocompatible and nonirritant to the tissues.
Excellent strength, good marginal seal and insoluble in the oral cavity.
High flexural strength, reduces the risk of restoration fracture.
Adhesion to enamel and dentin. 
Long-term fluoride release.
Low acid erosion.
Radiopaque.
Cost-effective.
Smooth Mixing.

Key Specifications
COMPOSITION OF GIC:
 
POWDER
 

Silica - 41.9%
Alumina - 28.6 %
Almunium Flouride - 1.6%
Calcium fluoride - 15.7%
Sodium fluoride - 9.3%
Almunium Phosphate - 3.8 % 

 
LIQUID
 

Polyacrylic acid - 35%
Tartaric Acid - 5-15 %
Water 

 
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION:

Mixing Time  23 C - 30 second
Working time B 23 C - 2 min
Setting time B 23 C -  4 min

Packaging
1 x 15gm Powder
1 x 13gm Liquid

Direction of use
STEPS - 

2.8/1.0 g.1 level scoop of powder to 2 drops of liquid.
Must be mixed within 45 sec.
Use a polymer paper mixing pad for mixing the powder and liquid.
Mix over a large area with a plastic spatula. 
Isolate the cavity.
Apply calcium hydroxide liner.
Condition the cavity wall properly.
For accurate dispensing of powder, lightly tap the bottle against the hand. Do not shake or invert.
Hold the liquid bottle vertically and squeeze gently.
Bulk insertion of GIC.
Complete it by doing Finishing and Polishing. 
Close bottle immediately after use.


 
Precautions -

Dispense the liquid just before mixing.
Reseal the bottle immediately.
Discard the last third of the liquid.