GC Gold Label 9 Posterior Restorative GIC

• Chemical adhesion to tooth structure allows minimal cavity preparation without the need for etching or bonding agents
• A chemical setting without shrinkage allows single-step placement without layering
• Similar thermal expansion as tooth structure produces minimal stress on the marginal seal
• Strontium-based glass provides good radiopacity and snap-set characteristics unanimously preferred by clinicians
• Strontium based fluoride-releasing formulation contributes to internal remineralization within tooth structure as well as increasing surface strength over time
• High compressive and flexural strength, and 60% higher wear resistance than conventional glass ionomers make Gold Label 9 strong enough for use in posterior teeth

Gold Label IX Extra

• Powder / Liquid ratio (g/g)- 0.40 / 0.12
• Mixing Time(sec.)- 10
• Working Time(min., sec.)- 1.15
• Net Setting Time(min., sec.)-2.00
• Final Finishing Commencing Time(37°C, after starting mix)
  (min., sec.)- 2.30

Gold Label IX

• Mixing Time(sec.)- 30
• Working Time(min.)-2.0
• Finishing begins from the start of the mix(min.)-6
• Powder / Liquid Ratio (g/g)- 3.6 / 1.0

Expiry: 2026-07-20

Gc Gold Label 9 Extra - Big Pkg:

• 1 x 15 g Powder
• 1 x 8 g Liquid(6.4ml)

Gc Gold Label 9 -  Big Pkg:

• 1 x 15 g Powder
• 1 x 13.1 g (10.5mL)Liquid

Gc Gold Label 9 Extra - Mini Pack:

• 1 x 5g Powder
• 1 x 3g Liquid(2.4ml)

Gc Gold Label 9 - Mini Pack:

• 1 x 5 g Powder
• 1 x 5 g Liquid(4ml)

1. POWDER AND LIQUID DISPENSING

• The standard powder-to-liquid ratio is 3.4g/ 1.0g. (1 level scoop of powder to 1 drop of liquid).
• For accurate dispensing of powder, lightly tap the bottle against the hand. Do not shake or invert.
• To dispense the correct amount of liquid from the bottle turn the bottle upside down, keep the nozzle away from the mixing pad and gently press the bottle. Discard the first 1-2 drops after opening a new bottle as the dispensed amount may not be accurate.
• Close bottles tightly immediately after use.

2. MIXING

• Dispense powder and liquid onto the pad. Using the plastic spatula, divide the powder into 2 equal parts. Mix the first portion with all the liquid for 10 seconds. Incorporate the remaining portion and mix the whole thoroughly for 15-20 seconds (Fig. 1).

3. RESTORATIVE TECHNIQUE

• Prepare the tooth using standard techniques. Extensive mechanical retention is not necessary. For pulp capping, use calcium hydroxide.
• Apply GC CAVITY CONDITIONER (10 seconds) or GC DENTIN CONDITIONER (20 seconds) to the bonding surfaces using a cotton pellet or sponge (Fig. 2).
• Refer to the respective instructions for use.
• Rinse thoroughly with water. Dry by blotting with a cotton pellet or gently blowing with an air syringe. DO NOT DESICCATE. The best results are obtained when prepared surfaces appear moist (glistening) (Fig. 3).
• Mix the required amount of GC Gold Label IX GP-EXTRA. Working time is 2 minutes from the start of mixing at 23°C (73.4°F). Higher temperatures will shorten working time.
• Transfer cement to the preparation using a syringe or other suitable instrument. Avoid air bubbles.
• From the preliminary contour and cover with a matrix if required (Fig. 4). g) When set, immediately apply GC Fuji VARNISH (blow dry) or GC Fuji COAT LC (light cure for 10 sec.).

4. FINISHING

• Final finishing under water spray using standard techniques can begin at 6 minutes after starting the mix.
• Apply a final coat of G-COAT PLUS and light cure for 20 sec. (Fig.5, 6). Alternatively, apply GC Fuji VARNISH (blow dry) or GC Fuji COAT LC (light cure for 10 sec.) 
• Instruct the patient not to apply pressure for 1 hour.

• Country Of Origin: Japan
• Manufacturer: GC

Warranty is not applicable for this product 

Question: What are the key differences between GC Gold Label 1 and GC Gold Label 9?
Answer: The main differences between GC Gold Label 1 and GC Gold Label 9 lie in their applications and physical properties. GC Gold Label 1 is a Type 1 Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) primarily used for luting and non-load-bearing Class I and small Class II restorations. In contrast, GC Gold Label 9 is a high-strength restorative GIC designed specifically for posterior teeth, offering superior durability for load-bearing restorations. Both contain strontium glass, which enhances radiopacity and supports internal remineralization, but their performance characteristics make them suited for different clinical uses.

Question: What is the difference between GC Gold label 9 and GC Gold label 9 extra?
Answer: GC Gold Label 9 is available in powdered form, tailored for posterior restorations with superior strength and single-step placement. In contrast, GC Gold Label 9 Extra Capsules are provided in premeasured capsules, featuring a quick 2-minute working time, self-curing in 4.5 minutes, and fluoride release for versatile dental applications.

Question: Can i use this products in zirconia crown cementation?
Answer: No, GC Gold Label 9 Posterior Restorative GIC is not suitable for zirconia crown cementation. It is indicated for Class I and small Class II restorations in non-load bearing areas, Class I and Class II restorations in deciduous teeth, transitional restorations, and base/core build-ups.

Question: What is the difference between GC gold label 9 and GC Gold Label 9 Extra Capsules?Answer: GC Gold Label 9 is available in powdered form, tailored for posterior restorations with superior strength and single-step placement. In contrast, GC Gold Label 9 Extra Capsules are provided in premeasured capsules, featuring a quick 2-minute working time, self-curing in 4.5 minutes, and fluoride release for versatile dental applications.

Question: How is GC Gold Label 9 Posterior Restorative applied?
Answer: The application process for GC Gold Label 9 Posterior Restorative involves tooth preparation, followed by the placement of the material. This restorative material is versatile and can be used for various posterior dental procedures.

Question: What are the indications of GC-Gold Label-9 posterior restorative?
Answer: Our dental solutions cater to a wide range of indications, including Class I and small Class II restorations in non-load bearing areas, as well as Class I and Class II restorations in deciduous teeth. Our services extend to transitional restorations and base/core build-ups. We are committed to providing comprehensive dental care, ensuring the highest quality of treatment for various needs, from pediatric to adult patients.

Question: What is GC Gold Label 9 Posterior Restorative?
Answer: GC Gold Label 9 Posterior Restorative is a high-quality dental restorative material designed for posterior teeth. Manufactured by GC Corporation, it offers exceptional strength and durability. This composite resin is formulated to provide excellent aesthetic results while ensuring long-lasting restorations.