Medicept Dental Implalute Resin Luting Cement
Medicept Dental introduces Implalute Resin Luting Cement, a state-of-the-art solution meticulously engineered for implant prosthetics. This advanced resin cement sets a new standard in dental implantology, offering clinicians unparalleled control and reliability in securing implant restorations.
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Key Features:
Optimized Bond Strength: Implalute Resin Luting Cement is formulated with a focus on achieving optimized bond strength specifically for implant restorations. Rigorous testing confirms its ability to establish a durable and lasting connection between the prosthesis and the implant abutment.
Color Stability: The cement boasts exceptional color stability, ensuring a seamless blend with natural dentition. This feature is crucial for achieving aesthetic harmony in implant-supported restorations, contributing to patient satisfaction.
Dual-Cure Capability: Featuring dual-cure capability, Implalute Resin Luting Cement adapts to various clinical scenarios. Clinicians can choose between light curing for efficient chairside procedures and self-cure for cases with limited light access, ensuring procedural flexibility.
Biocompatible Composition: The cement prioritizes biocompatibility, promoting tissue health around implant sites. This consideration is pivotal for long-term implant success and patient well-being.
Benefits:
Reliable Bonding: Implant restorations demand a high level of bonding reliability. Implalute Resin Luting Cement excels in this regard, providing clinicians with confidence in the stability and longevity of implant-supported prosthetics.
Aesthetic Integration: The color stability of the cement ensures a seamless integration with surrounding dentition, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of implant restorations and contributing to a natural-looking smile.
Versatile Application: The dual-cure capability offers versatility in application, accommodating a range of clinical scenarios. Clinicians can tailor the curing process to the specific requirements of each implant case.