Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC - Type 2

• Less technique sensitive
• Long shelf life
• Robust bottle
• Fluoride releasing
• Free-flowing liquid provides a smooth paste and good consistency
• Odor-free
• Good biocompatibility and non-irritant to the tissues
• High Mechanical Strength
• Good wettability provides a good marginal seal
• Low solubility makes it insoluble in the oral cavity
• Chemical Adhesion to both tooth structure (enamel, dentin) and metal
• Radiopaque
• High flexural strength reduces the risk of restoration fracture
• Cost-effective
• Film thickness

• 1 x 15gm Powder
• 10gm Liquid

• Preparation: Before applying the cement, make sure the tooth is clean and dry. Remove any decay or existing filling material and shape the tooth as needed.
• Mixing: Use the provided mixing pad and spatula to mix the powder and liquid components of the cement together until a homogeneous mixture is achieved. The mixing ratio is 1 scoop (provided) of powder to 1 drop of liquid.
• Application: Apply the cement to the prepared tooth surface with a suitable instrument, such as a dental spatula or applicator. Avoid overfilling the cavity or crown preparation.
• Setting: The cement will begin to set within a few minutes of application. It will be fully set in approximately 6-8 minutes. Do not disturb or manipulate the cement during this time.
• Finishing: Once the cement is fully set, trim any excess material with a dental bur or scaler. Polish the surface of the restoration as needed.
• Post-operative care: Advise the patient to avoid chewing on the restored tooth for at least 24 hours. Provide appropriate post-operative instructions for oral hygiene and follow-up care.

• Country of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: Orikom Health care India Pvt. Ltd.

Question : How does NeoCem ensure ease of use for dental professionals?
Answer: NeoCem is less technique sensitive, making it easier for dental professionals to use. Its free-flowing liquid provides a smooth paste and good consistency, simplifying the application process.

Question : What is NeoEndo Neocem Restorative GIC
Answer: NeoEndo Neocem Restorative GIC is a universal restorative glass ionomer cement used in various dental restorative procedures.

Question : Is it radiopaque?
Answer: Yes, the Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC - Type 2 is indeed radiopaque. This feature ensures clear visibility on radiographs, facilitating accurate assessment and monitoring of dental restorations.

Question : What is Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2?
Answer: Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2 is a dental material used for restorative procedures such as filling cavities and cementing crowns. It is composed of powder and liquid components that are mixed together before application.

Question : How long does Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2 take to set?
Answer: Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2 typically sets within a few minutes of application and is fully set within approximately 6-8 minutes.

Question : What are the advantages of using Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2?
Answer: Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2 has several advantages, including high compressive strength, good adhesion to the tooth structure, fluoride release to prevent further decay and a natural appearance that blends in with the surrounding teeth.

Question : Is Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2 suitable for all dental procedures?
Answer: Neoendo Neocem Restorative GIC Type 2 is most commonly used for restorative procedures such as filling cavities and cementing crowns. It may not be suitable for all dental procedures, and a dental professional should evaluate each case individually.