A Bonding Act That Sticks
Prime Cem Restorative Type 2 is a conventional glass ionomer cement designed for restorative dentistry. It chemically bonds to tooth structure.
Fluoride, Right on Cue
Like glass ionomer cements generally, it releases fluoride and offers handling characteristics suited to selected restorative procedures.
Clear on the X-Ray
Its radiopaque formulation can help distinguish the restoration from surrounding tooth structures on dental radiographs, making follow-up views easier to interpret.
Made To Bond
Prime Cem Restorite Type 2 is a conventional glass ionomer cement intended for restorative dentistry.Glass ionomer cements chemically bond to tooth structure and release fluoride. Their handling characteristics and clinical applications make them useful for selected restorative procedures.
The radiopaque formulation can assist in distinguishing the restorative material from surrounding tooth structures on dental radiographs.
Indications
Class III restorations.Class V restorations.
Small, non-load-bearing restorations.
Cervical restorations associated with non-carious tooth surface loss.
Restorations in areas where fluoride release is desirable.
Selected restorative applications in patients with elevated caries risk.
Intermediate or temporary restorations when appropriate for the clinical situation.
Selected minimally invasive restorative procedures.
Key features and benefits
Tooth adhesion: Chemical bonding to tooth structure.
Fluoride release: A characteristic benefit of glass ionomer cement.
Radiopaque material: Supports radiographic identification.
Versatile restorative use: Suitable for selected restorative indications.
Convenient kit: Includes powder, liquid, spatula and mixing pad.
Professional dental material: Designed for use in restorative dentistry.
Product specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer/brand | Prime Dental |
| Product name | Prime Cem Restorative GIC |
| Type | Type 2 |
| Product category | Glass Ionomer Cement |
| Material class | Conventional GIC |
| Form | Powder–liquid system |
| Powder quantity | 15 g |
| Liquid quantity | 10 ml |
| Radiopacity | Yes, as indicated on packaging |
| Fluoride release | Yes, characteristic of GIC |
| Primary application | Restorative dentistry |
| Bonding mechanism | Chemical adhesion to tooth structure |
| Intended user | Dental professionals |






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