Ivoclar Cention Forte Kit 50x0.3gA2/Prim.1x6g

<div class="PZPZlf Tp2M5d"><div class="k9Pknf"><div class="gokfRc"><div class="cFP2pd"><span>Ivoclar Cention Forte is a radiopaque, self-curing filling material with an optional light-curing feature. As an alkasite material, it is designed as an alternative to amalgam and glass ionomer cement for direct restorative procedures in both anterior and posterior teeth.</span></div></div></div></div>&#10;<p><span><font size="4"><b>Features&#160;</b></font></span></p><font size="4">&#10;</font><p>Self- and light-curing: Cention Forte self-cures, but can also be optionally cured with a dental light unit in the 400&#8211;500 nm wavelength range.</p><p>Bioactive ion release: Its alkaline filler releases bioactive calcium, fluoride, and hydroxide ions. This mechanism helps to neutralize acidic attacks and prevent demineralization, which promotes the remineralization of tooth structure. The ion release is increased when the pH is acidic.</p><p>High flexural strength: Cention Forte is durable, with a flexural strength of &#8805; 100 MPa.</p><p>Aesthetic results: The material is tooth-colored and designed to provide a natural, lifelike appearance.</p><p>Used with Cention Primer: For optimal adhesion, the product is used in combination with Cention Primer, a two-component, self-etching, and self-curing primer designed specifically for Cention Forte.</p>&#10;<h3><font size="4">Specification&#160;</font></h3>&#10;<p>Indicated for: Direct restorative treatment of anterior and posterior teeth, especially for Class I, II, and V cavities in permanent and deciduous teeth.</p><p>Recommended application: The system involves using Cention Primer, mixing the capsule-based Cention Forte, placing the material into the cavity, and finishing the restoration.</p><p>Dispensing: The material is available in capsules (0.3 g per capsule) that are designed for use with a capsule mixer.</p>&#10;<h3><font size="4">Packaging&#160;</font></h3>&#10;<p><span>50 x Cention Forte Capsules</span></p>&#10;<p>1 x Cention Primer</p>