3m Espe Relyx Luting 2 Refill Cartridge

• Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement
• Suitable for PFM crowns, metal restorations, endodontic posts, orthodontic appliances, all-zirconia or all-alumina core-ceramic restorations
• Sustained fluoride-releasing formula for dental health (FR)
• Initiators enable 5-second tack light-curing (TLC)
• Convenient dual-colored pastes for homogeneous mixing (CD)
• Molecular bonding, exceptional shear bond strength (BS)
• Minimal post-operative sensitivity (LOS)
• Manipulate excess cement's gel state for removal (GSC)
• Streamlined application and workflow (EH)

• Cement Type: Resin Modified Glass Ionomer (RMGI)
• Fluoride Release: Sustained fluoride-releasing formula for enhanced dental health
• Tack Light-Cure Option: Initiators enable 5-second tack light-curing for quick clean-up
• Clicker™ Dispenser: Convenient handling with dual-colored pastes for homogeneous mixing
• Bonding Strength: Molecular bonding to tooth surfaces, exceptional shear bond strength
• Post-Operative Sensitivity: Virtually no post-operative sensitivity
• Compatibility: Suitable for use with Elipar™ S10 Curing Light and other conventional light-curing devices

3M Espe Relyx Luting 2 Refill Pack (1 Cartridge):

• 1 x 11 g RelyX Luting 2 Cement in Clicker Dispenser

Preparation

Ensure the tooth and restoration surfaces are clean and free from debris. Perform any necessary tooth conditioning or preparation as per standard dental procedures.

Mixing

Dispense equal lengths of the two distinct-colored pastes from the Clicker Dispenser onto a mixing pad. Use a suitable spatula to blend the pastes together until a consistent color and texture are achieved. The dual-colored nature of the pastes assists in monitoring proper mixing.

Application

Using an appropriate dental instrument, apply the mixed RelyX Luting 2 Cement onto the prepared tooth surface or restoration. Exercise caution to avoid over-application, ensuring a uniform layer that covers the intended area.

Seating

Place the restoration onto the prepared tooth surface or abutment and ensure proper alignment and fit. Gently press or tap the restoration to aid in seating. Remove any excess cement that may extrude during the seating process.

Light-Curing (Optional)

If opting for tack light-curing, use a light-curing device, such as Elipar S10 Curing Light or a conventional light-curing device, to expose the cement to light for approximately 5 seconds per surface. This step aids in the quick setting of excess cement for easier removal.

Gel State Manipulation

Allow the cement to self-cure over a short period, typically around two minutes after seating. Alternatively, if not light-cured, the excess cement will reach a gel state on its own, making it easier to remove.

Excess Cement Removal

Once the excess cement reaches a gel state, use suitable dental instruments to carefully remove it from the restoration margins and surrounding areas. Exercise caution to avoid disturbing the seated restoration.

Final Check and Evaluation

Inspect the restoration for proper seating, fit, and occlusion. Perform any necessary adjustments to ensure patient comfort and restoration longevity.

Post-Operative Care

Provide appropriate post-operative care instructions to the patient. Advise the patient on proper oral hygiene practices and any additional care considerations related to the specific restoration type.Preparation

Ensure the tooth and restoration surfaces are clean and free from debris. Perform any necessary tooth conditioning or preparation as per standard dental procedures.

Mixing

Dispense equal lengths of the two distinct-colored pastes from the Clicker Dispenser onto a mixing pad. Use a suitable spatula to blend the pastes together until a consistent color and texture are achieved. The dual-colored nature of the pastes assists in monitoring proper mixing.

Application

Using an appropriate dental instrument, apply the mixed RelyX Luting 2 Cement onto the prepared tooth surface or restoration. Exercise caution to avoid over-application, ensuring a uniform layer that covers the intended area.

Seating

Place the restoration onto the prepared tooth surface or abutment and ensure proper alignment and fit. Gently press or tap the restoration to aid in seating. Remove any excess cement that may extrude during the seating process.

Light-Curing (Optional)

If opting for tack light-curing, use a light-curing device, such as Elipar S10 Curing Light or a conventional light-curing device, to expose the cement to light for approximately 5 seconds per surface. This step aids in the quick setting of excess cement for easier removal.

Gel State Manipulation

Allow the cement to self-cure over a short period, typically around two minutes after seating. Alternatively, if not light-cured, the excess cement will reach a gel state on its own, making it easier to remove.

Excess Cement Removal

Once the excess cement reaches a gel state, use suitable dental instruments to carefully remove it from the restoration margins and surrounding areas. Exercise caution to avoid disturbing the seated restoration.

Final Check and Evaluation

Inspect the restoration for proper seating, fit, and occlusion. Perform any necessary adjustments to ensure patient comfort and restoration longevity.

Post-Operative Care

Provide appropriate post-operative care instructions to the patient. Advise the patient on proper oral hygiene practices and any additional care considerations related to the specific restoration type.

• Country Of Origin: United States of America
  
• Manufacturer: 3M ESPE