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• Used for cementation of metal or porcelain fused to metal crowns, bridges, inlays
• Cementation of stainless steel crowns
• For cementation of orthodontic appliances retained with stainless steel crowns
• Cementation of orthodontic bands
• As Base or liner under restoration

• Chemical bonding to enamel, dentin, and metals—no separate adhesive needed 

• Low film thickness (~15 µm) promotes perfect seating and fit 

• Radiopaque strontium glass, ideal for post-op review 

• Fluoride release, offering cariostatic protection 

• Sharp “snap-set” behavior with adequate working time (~2 min)

• Condition cavity with 10 % polyacrylic acid (e.g., GC Dentin Conditioner) 

• Mix powder/liquid thoroughly per manufacturer’s ratio

• Place within 2 minutes and contour

• Protect surface from moisture fluctuations—apply varnish or GC G‑Coat LC after initial set

• Self-Curing: No need for light curing, allowing for easy and efficient application.

• Excellent Adhesion: Bonds well to both enamel and dentin, providing strong retention and durability.

• Fluoride Release: Releases fluoride ions over time, contributing to remineralization and reducing the risk of secondary caries.

• Radiopaque: Radiopaque formulation ensures visibility on radiographs, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning.

• Quick Setting Time: Sets rapidly, facilitating faster procedures.

• Aesthetic Options: Available in multiple shades to match natural tooth color, ensuring a pleasing aesthetic result.

• Versatile Use: Suitable for a variety of applications, including restorations, liners, and bases under other materials.

• Biocompatibility: Designed to be safe and compatible with dental tissues, minimizing patient sensitivity.

• Easy Handling: Simple mixing and application process, making it user-friendly for dental professionals.

Ketac Cem Glass Ionomer Luting Cement, developed by 3M ESPE, stands as a reliable and versatile solution in the realm of dental care. This powder/liquid glass ionomer cement has proven its mettle in securely fixing a wide array of dental restoration materials. Its multifaceted attributes make it an indispensable choice for dental practitioners seeking optimal performance in their procedures.

This dental cement finds its application in various clinical scenarios. It is well-suited for cementing inlays, onlays, crowns, and bridges, whether they are constructed from metal, porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM), all-alumina, or all-zirconia strengthened core ceramics. Furthermore, it serves the purpose of cementing posts and screws, making it an invaluable tool in restorative dentistry. Orthodontic bands also benefit from its adhesive properties, as does cavity lining, ensuring comprehensive utility in dental practices.

One of its standout qualities is its high fluoride release, contributing to enhanced oral health by promoting enamel remineralization and strengthening teeth. Additionally, Ketac™ Cem Radiopaque forms strong bonds with both enamel and dentin, significantly reducing the risk of microleakage, a common concern in dental restorations. Its excellent biocompatibility ensures patient safety and comfort during and after dental procedures.

In terms of practicality, this cement boasts an extremely low film thickness, optimizing the fit and marginal integrity of restorations. This feature is crucial for ensuring a precise and snug fit of dental prosthetics. Its mechanical properties are also commendable, allowing for use in long-spanning bridges, a testament to its durability and reliability in challenging clinical scenarios.

Moreover, Ketac™ Cem Radiopaque offers high radiopacity, aiding in post-operative assessment and ensuring that dental practitioners can monitor the restoration's integrity effectively.

When it comes to application, the steps are straightforward. The tooth preparation process precedes the cementation, which involves mixing the powder and liquid components to achieve the desired consistency. The resulting mixture is applied thinly and evenly to the inner surface of the restoration, ensuring a secure bond without applying excess pressure during seating.

3M ESPE Ketac Molar GI Filling Cement has long been recognized as a pioneer in the success story of glass ionomer restorative materials. As a dentist, you appreciate the importance of offering tailored therapies to meet your patients' diverse needs, and Ketac Molar GI Cement is a key component of our comprehensive product lineup. While glass ionomers may not be universally applicable, they shine in various dental indications, delivering outstanding results with minimal effort.

This versatile product finds its place in several important dental applications. It excels in single-surface fillings for posterior teeth, ensuring durable and reliable restorations. Ketac Molar GI Cement is also a valuable core build-up material, particularly suitable for primary teeth, serving as a worthy substitute for traditional amalgam fillings. For cervical fillings in the posterior region, it combines strength and aesthetics seamlessly. Dentists embracing the principles of Minimally Invasive Dentistry (MID) find Ketac Molar GI Cement to be a valuable tool for conservative yet effective treatments. Moreover, it serves as an excellent base material for both single- and multiple-surface composite fillings, providing a solid foundation for dental restorations.

The advantages of Ketac Molar GI Cement are manifold. Its high flexural strength significantly reduces the risk of restoration fractures, ensuring long-lasting results. It boasts exceptional adhesion to both enamel and dentin, enhancing the stability and longevity of restorations. Long-term fluoride release contributes to the prevention of secondary decay and supports overall dental health. With low acid erosion properties, it is gentle yet effective for dental restorations. Its radiopaque nature aids in easy identification during X-rays, ensuring precise diagnosis. Moreover, it's a cost-effective choice without compromising on quality, making it suitable for various clinical scenarios.

Ketac Molar GI Cement is not only a dentist's ally but also a child-friendly option, thanks to its ease of use. Its excellent mechanical properties are particularly advantageous for posterior teeth, where durability is paramount. For those looking to streamline their workflow, the Ketac Molar Quick variant offers fast-setting solutions for posterior restorations, saving valuable chair time.

Indications:

• Single-surface fillings in posterior areas.
• Core build-ups Primary teeth fillings (as amalgam substitute).
• Cervical fillings in posterior region Minimally Invasive Dentistry (MID) Base material for single- and multiple-surface composite fillings.

Advantages:

• High flexural strength, reduces the risk of restoration fracture.
• Adhesion to enamel and dentin. 
• Long-term fluoride release.
• Low acid erosion.
• Radiopaque.
• Cost-effective.