Premier Dental Implant Cement Dual-Barrel Syringe
Premier® Dental Implant Cement™ offers strong, long-lasting retention for implant-retained crowns. Delivered in a dual-barrel syringe, it features a flexible elastomeric resin that absorbs stress and prevents washout with a secure marginal seal. Its mechanical retention allows easy, non-damaging crown removal. Compatible with all alloys—including titanium—it’s fluoride-free and requires no adhesives or primers, making it ideal for both temporary and long-term use.
₹4,824.75
In stock
SKU
SBPRE06114
Price:
4,595.00
(Inclusive of 5% GST)
Premier Dental Implant Cement Dual-Barrel Syringe is available to buy in increments of 1
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Features:
- Marginal Seal: Provides a secure seal to prevent washout and protect the implant
- Flexibility: Designed to absorb shock and endure everyday occlusal forces
- Application: Convenient auto-mix dual-barrel syringe with mixing tips
- Setting Time: Begins to gel in approximately 2.5 minutes
- Versatility: Ideal for both temporary and long-term cementation of implant-retained crowns
- Removability: Enables easy, non-damaging crown removal for adjustments or retreatment
- Adhesive-Free: No primers or bonding agents required
- Radiopacity: Radiopaque for easy identification and cleanup of excess cement
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- 1 x 5ml Automix Syringe
- 10 Mixing Tips
- 1 x Mixing Pad
Preparation:
- Ensure the implant abutment and crown are clean and dry.
- Organize the workspace and have all tools ready.
Mixing:
- Attach a mixing tip to the dual-barrel syringe.
- Dispense a small amount onto a pad to confirm proper mix consistency.
Application:
- Apply a thin, even layer of Premier® Dental Implant Cement™ to the crown’s inner margin using the auto-mix syringe.
- Avoid overfilling to minimize excess cement.
Seating the Crown:
- Carefully place the crown onto the abutment.
- Apply gentle pressure to fully seat the crown.
Initial Set Time:
- Let the cement reach its gel phase (approx. 2.5 minutes).
- Avoid disturbing the crown during this period.
Excess Cement Removal:
- Once gelled, remove any excess cement from margins and nearby areas.
- Ensure complete removal to prevent irritation or complications.
Final Set:
- Allow full setting per manufacturer’s guidelines before functional loading.
- Confirm the crown's fit and stability.
Radiographic Check:
- Take radiographs if needed to verify complete cement removal.
Post-Procedure:
- Advise the patient on proper care and hygiene.
- Schedule follow-up visits to monitor the restoration.
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