• Cementation of inlays, onlays and crowns.
• Cementation of posts and screws.
• Attachment of metal orthodontic bands.
• High fluoride release.
• Low solubility.
• Translucent shade.
• Very low film thickness.

• Provides excellent adhesion of prosthesis with dentine.
• Releases fluoride.
• Low post operative sensitivity.

• Zirconomer Improved defines a new class of restorative that promises the strength and durability of amalgam.

• TOKUYAMA Tokuso Glass Ionomer Luting Cement is a glass-ionomer luting cement which offers superior adhesion, high adhesive strength with less harmful effects to the pulp.

• Riva Self Cure range is the ideal radiopaque, self curing conventional glass ionomer restorative materials.

• Micron Bioactive is a radiopaque, Hydroxyapatite Modified-Glass Ionomer Cement for restoration of primary teeth, core build up, restoration of class I, limited class II cavities and as a base and liner material.

• High fluoride release.
• Excellent bond strength.
• High durability.
• Good pulpal acceptance.
• Low sensitivity to moisture.

• Low film thickness.
• Radiopaque.
• Fluoride release.

• A light-cure glass ionomer liner/base that combines light-cure convenience with true glass ionomer fluoride release and bond strength.

• For GIC filling an Core Built UP with excellent strength Type-ll Glass ionomer cement

Chinese Glass Ionomer Cement

• The offered product is formulated and processed using excellent quality ingredients and advance technology in adherence to set quality standards. 

• Glass Polyalkenoate Cement
• A truly economical restorative cement.

• Glass Ionomer Type II is restorative self cured suitable for permanent dental filling.

• Glass Ionomer Type I is suitable for permanent cementations of crowns, bridges veeners and others facings. It can be used as a liner under composites.

• The initiator system enables good chemical self-curing.
• Stronger than glass ionomer cement.
• More esthetic than amalgam and glass ionomer cement.
• Time-saving replacement of tooth structure in only four working steps.
• Permanent restorations of Class I and II.
• Restoration of deciduous teeth.