Medicept Implalute Implant Cement

• Semipermanent fixation on customized abutments, reduced adhesion surfaces, or small abutments.
• Reinforced adhesion and compressive strength.
• Significantly lower displacement resistance than conventional cement.
• Extremely low layer thickness (only 8 μm) for maximum fitting accuracy.
• Ultimate marginal gap sealing through a highly cross-linked, non-brittle polymer structure.
• Effortless removal of residues in large pieces without crumbling.
• Damage-free removal of the restoration, even after extended time in position.
• Dual curing system allows for flexible processing times.
• Compatible with all material combinations.
• Natural opaque color for screening metallic abutments.
• Antibacterial, eugenol-free, odorless, and tasteless formulation for patient comfort.

• Cement type: Semipermanent implant cement
• Mixing ratio: 4:1
• Layer thickness: Only 8 μm
• Restoration removal: Damage-free removal even after extended time in position
• Curing system: Dual curing system (light-curing and self-curing)
• Compatibility: Compatible with all material combinations
• Color: Natural opaque for screening metallic abutments
• Formulation: Antibacterial, eugenol-free, odorless, and tasteless

• 1 x 5ml Mini-mix Syringe
• 10 x Mixing Tips

• Prepare the customized abutment and the superstructure according to standard dental procedures.
• Ensure both the abutment and the superstructure surfaces are clean and free from debris.
• Mix Implalute cement in the recommended 4:1 ratio to achieve proper consistency.
• Apply a thin layer of the cement (approximately 8 μm) onto the fitting surface of the superstructure.
• Carefully position the superstructure onto the customized abutment, ensuring accurate alignment.
• Apply gentle pressure to facilitate proper seating of the superstructure onto the abutment.
• Examine for any excess cement and remove it promptly during the plastic phase without causing any damage.
• Activate the dual curing system by exposing the cement to light-curing according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Alternatively, allow the cement to self-cure if required.
• Check for proper polymerization to ensure a strong bond between the superstructure and the abutment.
• Perform any necessary adjustments or occlusal checks after cementation, as needed.
• Advise the patient to avoid excessive force on the restoration for a specific period as recommended by the dentist.
• Educate the patient on proper oral hygiene practices to maintain the integrity of the restoration and surrounding tissues.

• Country of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: Medicept

Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question: What makes Medicept Implalute Implant Cement different from conventional cement?
Answer: Medicept Implalute Implant Cement offers several advantages over conventional cement, including significantly lower displacement resistance, an ultra-thin layer thickness of only 8 μm for precise fitting, ultimate marginal gap sealing with a highly cross-linked, non-brittle polymer structure, and effortless residue removal. It also allows for damage-free removal of the restoration, even after extended wear.

Question: How does the dual curing system of Medicept Implalute Implant Cement benefit dental procedures?
Answer: The dual curing system of Medicept Implalute Implant Cement provides flexibility in processing times, allowing for complete polymerization through both light-curing and self-curing mechanisms. This versatility ensures that the cement can adapt to various clinical situations and preferences.