Description

Description

Glass ionomer cement is high strength bases used primarily for permanent cement, as a base, and as a Class V filling material. To a hard solid, & in a true glass-ionomer cement. This reaction takes place within a clinically acceptable time. A glass ionomer cement is a dental restorative material used in dentistry as a filling material.

They are supplied as a powder and a liquid that is mixed with water. For optimal bonding, the tooth surface should be conditioned with polyacrylic acid before application of the cement. Glass ionomer is classified based on what they are used for. Glass ionomer is not recommended for use on the chewing surfaces of back teeth. Because the surface of glass ionomer fillings can get rough over time, there can be more gum problems around these fillings.

Glass-ionomers were invented in 1969 and reported by Wilson and Kent in the early 1970s. Glass-ionomer cement components, when blended together, undergo a hardening reaction. Dental amalgam, or silver fillings, have been used to fill cavities for more than 150 years. It’s strong, durable, and less expensive than other types. The concern with conventional GIC, however, is its poor strength when subjected to load. Glass ionomer is classified based on what they are used for.

TYPE 1 (BASES OR LINING

POWDER: 35 G

LIQUID: 20 ML

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