Harvard Ionoresin Cem Extra

Dental

Harvard Ionoresin Cem Extra 7061116

HARVARD Dental · 7061116

Article No. AK-DEN-869

Product details

Article number
AK-DEN-869
Category
Dental
Brand
HARVARD Dental
Model
7061116

Description

Harvard Ionoresin Cem Extra is a resin-reinforced glass ionomer cement specifically developed for the secure and long-lasting cementation of crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays. The material is characterised by a very low film thickness, ensuring precise fit and minimal marginal gaps. This supports both the long-term stability and patient safety of your prosthetic restorations. The combination of high compressive strength and enhanced mechanical resilience makes the cement particularly reliable – even for demanding indications. The option of light- and self-curing application offers flexibility in daily work in a dental practice and ensures optimally matched curing. Another advantage is the easy removal of excess material, which increases efficiency during treatment and minimises the risk of irritation. Harvard Ionoresin Cem Extra is suitable for restorations made of metal, ceramic or composite, allowing for a wide range of applications. Due to the very low shrinkage and the almost insoluble bond, a permanent marginal integrity is achieved – a crucial factor for the long-term success of your restorations. Additionally, the material can also be used as a liner under composite filling

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Technical specifications

Brand
HARVARD Dental
Model
7061116
Product type
Cements
Application
Dental practice
Suitable for
Restorations made of metal, ceramic and composite
Curing
Light- and self-curing
Film thickness
Very low
Shade
Universal
Excess removal
Easy
Certifications/Standards
Meets dental quality requirements (manufacturer's information)
Material
Resin-reinforced glass ionomer cement
Compressive strength
High (manufacturer's information)
Shrinkage
Very low
Solubility
Practically insoluble