Medicept Xtracem GIC
Key Features:
Medicept Xtracem is an advanced dental material developed by Medicept Dental that takes glass ionomer technology to the next level. It builds upon the properties of traditional glass ionomers by incorporating a unique silver tin alloy, resulting in a host of enhanced features and benefits. One of the key advantages of Medicept Xtracem is its exceptional strength and wear resistance. The addition of the silver tin alloy significantly boosts the material's mechanical properties, making it more durable and capable of withstanding the challenges posed by the oral environment. This enhanced strength ensures that dental restorations made with Medicept Xtracem are long-lasting and reliable, reducing the need for frequent replacements and enhancing patient satisfaction. Another standout feature of Medicept Xtracem is its optimal radiopacity. Radiopacity is a crucial factor in dental materials, as it determines how well they show up on dental X-rays. This enhanced radiopacity is of paramount importance to dentists, as it allows for easy and accurate monitoring of the restoration's integrity, detection of potential issues, and assessment of overall oral health. This level of visibility ensures that any problems can be addressed promptly, leading to improved patient care and better treatment outcomes. Medicept Xtracem stands as an excellent choice for aesthetic dental restorations, offering not only improved strength and wear resistance but also the peace of mind that comes with optimal radiopacity.
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Product Description: Exceptional strength Good Radiopacity Packable consistency High level of sustained fluoride release High wear and erosion resistance Easy mixing Long-lasting restorations Shows clearly under x-ray For ease of handling Prevention of secondary caries Durable restorations To reduce surgery time Before applying Medicept Xtracem, ensure the tooth is clean, dry, and free from debris or contaminants. Thoroughly mix the silver-reinforced glass ionomer material according to the manufacturer's guidelines to achieve a consistent texture. Use appropriate dental instruments to place and contour the material accurately within the prepared cavity. Pay special attention to achieving proper adaptation and marginal integrity for optimal restoration performance. Utilize a dental curing light to cure the restoration following the recommended time and intensity for maximum bond strength. After curing, check the restoration's fit, occlusion, and radiopacity using X-ray imaging to verify its integrity and quality. Conduct any necessary adjustments and polishing to ensure a smooth surface and patient comfort. Educate the patient on maintaining good oral hygiene and offer post-treatment care instructions to enhance the longevity of the restoration.
