€71.29€49.90

Fuji Ortho LC: Light-Curing Glass Ionomer Cement - GC

Brand:GC

Reference:A1908231

Manufacturer Ref.:10000005

-31%
4990
Price VAT included(10%)€54.89
Recommended price€71.29

Glass ionomer cement for orthodontic cementation

  • Resin-cured light-curing glass ionomer.
  • No phosphoric acid for sealing.
  • Solid and durable.
  • Available in different sizes.
4990
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Variation:
Liquid - 6.8 ml
Ref. A1908231
Manuf. ref. 10000005
€71.29€49.90
Kit (Powder + Liquid) - 15 gr + 6.8 ml
Ref. GC000027
Manuf. ref. 10000003
€164.14€114.90
Powder - 40 gr
Ref. CU1912417
Manuf. ref. 10000004
€185.57€129.90
50 capsules
Ref. CU1912416
Manuf. ref. 10000006
€214.14€149.90
SET
Ref. DTX-10006622
Manuf. ref. 10006622
€371.29€259.90
2 Cartridges of 13.3 gr
Ref. DTX-10006623
Manuf. ref. 10006623
€385.57€269.90
50 capsules
Ref. DTX-GC34
Manuf. ref. 34
€215.57€150.90

Description

Fuji Ortho LC: Glass Ionomer Cement for Orthodontics

Light-curing, resin-reinforced, light-curing glass ionomer cement for orthodontic bonding: light-curing orthodontic bands and brackets, offering you greater working comfort.

Features of the Fuji Ortho LC:

  • Very easy to mix.
  • Light curing in 40 seconds.
  • Adhesion even in wet environments, but easy to remove.
  • Easy removal of orthodontic appliances
  • Greater comfort when applying the adhesive.
  • No risk of decalcification and low risk of enamel damage.
  • Excellent sealing with good radiopacity.
  • High hydrophilic properties and rubber dams are not necessary.

GC Fuji Ortho LC Band:

  • Fuji ORTHO LC BAND GC is the world's first light-curing orthodontic paste cement.
  • It is specially developed for the joining of bands and devices.
  • It is blue in colour and the light-controlled setting of the curing light add up to an orthodontic cements which is very convenient during application.
  • On top, the sustained, rechargeable fluoride helps protect the enamel and reduces the risk of white spots that occur during orthodontic treatment.

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