High bond strength: The cement provides a high bond strength between the restoration and the tooth, ensuring a long-lasting and durable restoration.
Radiopacity: The cement is radiopaque, making it easy to detect and monitor the restoration on dental X-rays.
Dual-cure: The cement is dual-cure, meaning it can be cured with either light or self-cure methods, allowing for flexibility in the cementation process.
Easy mixing and application: The two pastes are easy to mix together and apply to the restoration and tooth.
Low solubility: The cement has low solubility, reducing the risk of dissolution or disintegration over time.
Biocompatible: The cement is biocompatible, minimizing the risk of adverse reactions or sensitivity.
Versatility: The cement system can be used for the permanent luting of a variety of dental restorations, including crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and posts.
Long working time: The cement has a long working time, providing ample time for the dentist to complete the cementation process.
Consistency: The cement has a smooth and creamy consistency, allowing for easy application and adaptation to the restoration and tooth surfaces.
