Fusion Ultra D/C is a light and chemically cured low viscosity radiopaque, two component polymer resin based composite adhesive for luting of composite and ceramic restoration.
Composition :
- Base Paste : Bisphenol A Glycidyl Methacrylate, Ethoxlated Bisphenol A Dimethacrylate, Triethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate, Silanated Barium Glass Powder, Amorphous Fumed Silica, Curing Agents and Stabilizer.
- Catalyst Paste : Bisphenol A Glycidyl Methacrylate, Ethoxlated Bisphenol A Dimethacrylate, Triethylene Glycol Dimethacrylate, Silanated Barium Glass Powder, Amorphous Fumed Silica, Curing Agent and Stabilizer.
Indications :
♦ Permanent cementation of crown and bridge.
♦ Permanent cementation of endodontic posts made of metal, reinforced composite.
♦ Permanent cementation of implant retained crowns.
ADVANTAGES:-
- Fully compatible with acrylic and bis- acrylic temporary materials
- Dual curing light and self-curing (initial set time 2 minutes, final set tine 5 minutes)
- Low film thickness – Low solubility in oral fluids
- 2-stage polymerization allows a fast and easy clean up without compromising working time.
- Initial set will occur in 2:00 2:30( min:sec)
- Final set at 3-4 minutes.
- The cement may also be cured with a dental curing light with a 40 second exposure.
Storage Conditions :
Store between 10°C to 24°C.
Close the syringe carefully after use. Keep Away from Moisture. Shelf Life not affected after opening if stores in a cool dry place. If not to be used for a longer duration, keep them in refrigerator. Allow material to reach room temperature prior to use.
Shelf life : 2 years from the date of manufacturing.
Precautions:
This product will adhere to metal instruments. Remove excess material from the instrument immediately after using. The cement contains certain methacrylates and other ingredients which may cause irritation or sensitivity in some individuals.
Directions To Use
1. Metal to Enamel/Dentin :
Metal restorations to tooth structure-crowns, inlays, bridges, and posts including Maryland and bridges). After try-in, sandblast each side of the restoration. Using a metal primer of your choice, treat the metal exposed to the paste. Clean tooth with non-fluoridated prophy paste or pumice. To prepare tooth for bonding, use a universal dentin / enamel bonding system. Mix equal Amounts of catalyst and base pastes and use a plastic instrument or injection system to place in restoration. Avoid trapping air bubbles. Seat Restoration on tooth and hold in place until paste reaches initial set (about 2:00- 2:30 minutes). Use a scaler or explorer to remove excess cement immediately upon initial set. It is not important to wait until the final set to remove excess cement.
2. Metal to Metal :
Implant prosthesis or crown on post. Sandblast all external metal surfaces to be exposed to paste. Rough intra-oral metal with a micro-etcher or bur. Using a metal primer of your choice, treat the metal exposed to the paste. Clean posts or Abutments with non-fluoridated prophy paste or pumice. Mix equal amounts of catalyst and base pastes and use a plastic instrument or injection system to place in restoration. Avoid trapping air bubbles. Seat restoration on tooth and hold in place until paste reaches initial set (about 2:00–2:30 minutes). Use scaler or explorer to remove excess cement immediately upon initial set. It is not important to wait until final set to remove excess cement.
3. Ceramic Restorations to Teeth (Porcelain Veneers, In-lays, On-lays):
After try-in, etch ceramic restoration and place in acetone or ethanol in ultrasonic cleaner for 1-2 minutes. Place silanating agent on internal or porcelain restoration. Clear tooth with non-fluoridated prophy paste or pumice. To prepare tooth for bonding, use a universal dentin / enamel bonding system. Mix equal amounts of catalyst and base pastes and use a plastic instrument or injection system to place in Restoration. Avoid trapping air bubbles. Seat restoration on tooth and hold in place until paste reaches initial set (about 2:00-2:30 minute) use scaler or explorer to remove excess cement immediately upon initial set. It is not important to wait until final set to remove excess cement.
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