P/N 015-027- Prime Dental Prime Dual Cure Band Cement Kit Natural 4x10gm

RelyX Ultimate adhesive resin cement provides industry-leading bond strength coupled with ease of use. Only two components – bottle and syringe. Ideal for glass ceramics. The only cement you need for every indication. Refill includes 10 wide mixing tips – Green.

• High bond strength.
• Easy to use.
• Two component system – one bottle, one syringe.
• Total-etch, selective-etch or self-etch.
• Dual-cure system.
• High wear resistance and tooth-like fluorescence.
• Color stability.

Multilink Automix ensures a strong bond in all cementation cases. Multilink is recommended for the cementation of all IPS e.max and IPS Empress restorations, in addition to all other restorations. This self-curing luting composite with light-curing option is suitable for the adhesive cementation of indirect restorations.

Use Multilink Autmix with indirect restorations made of metal, metal-ceramic, all-ceramic, zirconium oxide ceramic, aluminum oxide ceramic, composite, and fiber-reinforced composite.

Multilink Automix received a Four Star Rating from Reality, a Five Star Rating from the Dental Advisor, and was awarded the 2009 Top Resin Cement by the Dental Advisor!

• High immediate bond strengths to all restorative materials
• Universal application
• Fast, easy clean-up
• Reduced post-op sensitivity
• Shades: transparent, yellow, opaque

Prime-Dent® Temporary Cement is used for cementation of crowns, bridges, and splints. The temporary cement is also used for retention of temporary crowns and sealing dressing in teeth during root canal therapy procedures.

Features include:

• Automix syringe prevents air bubbles
• Different outlets prevent cross contamination
• Efficient mixing reduces waste
• Radiopaque
• Non-Eugenol for use in cases where a Eugenol temporary cement is not recommended
• Protects the gingival tissue
• Saliva resistant
• Excellent handing properties
• Resists the forces of mastication to enhance patient comfort

3M™ RelyX™ Unicem 2 Automix Self-Adhesive Resin Cement is clinically proved and trusted by dentists worldwide. For simplicity powered by performance, clinicians can rely on this enhanced, next-generation formula with an easy-to-use delivery system.

Features include:

• Saves time – no etching*, priming or bonding needed
• Moisture-tolerant, strong and durable
• Leaves virtually no post-op sensitivity
• Easy to remove excess
• Optimal consistency
• Convenient dispensing for ease of use

Item includes: 8.5g Syringe, 30 Regular Mixing Tips, 20 Wide Mixing Tips, 15 Endo Tips, 5 Intraoral Tips

*Except for 2- or 3- unit Maryland bridges and 3-unit inlay/onlay bridges. Selective etching is required to increase surface area for bonding.

3M™ RelyX™ Veneer Cement combines ease-of-use with outstanding esthetic results. Its light-cure-only system provides excellent color stability.

Features include:

• Clinician-preferred delivery and shading system
• Extremely color stable
• Easy handling and clean-up
• Easy to dispense, apply and seat
• Cement cures with a wide range of light sources
• 6 shades available

Item includes: one 3g syringe

Universally indicated for all indirect applications, NX3 Nexus Third Generation is a permanent adhesive dental cement system with an innovative chemistry for unmatched esthetics, adhesion and great versatility. Delivery system choices include an automix syringe for dual-cure indications and a light-cure cement for multiple units where unlimited work time is needed. The automixing dual-cure cement can be used for all indirect applications, including veneers. With Kerr’s proprietary amine-free initiator system and optimized resin matrix, NX3 is the first truly color-stable adhesive resin cement.

NX3 Nexus Third Generation earned Dental Advisor Preferred Product Awards for 2010, 2011, and 2012!

• No mixing by hand
• Bonds to all substrates, including dentin, enamel, CAD/CAM blocks, ceramic, porcelain, resin, and metal
• Self-etch or total-etch
• No dual-cure activator necessary
• Long-term color stability
• Easy cleanup in gel stage, and optimal handling