Packable glass ionomer restorative available in a normal and fast setting version. The packable non-sticky consistency makes it ideal for Class I, II and V restorations as a base or as core build-up material.
Packing:
50/Box
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Packable, dough-like consistency
- Easy to handle and place
- Can be condensed (similar to amalgam)
- Shape and finish with metal instruments
Non-sticky
- Will not pull away from prep or stick to instruments
High compressive and flexural strengths
- Assure durability, longevity, and integrity
Excellent wear characteristics
- 60% higher than conventional glass ionomers
- Within 10% of compomer materials
- Wears at only a slightly higher rate than posterior composites
Simple and easy technique
- 2 minute working time
- Self-cures in 2.5 minutes (about 4.5 minutes from start of mix)
- Single step placement for even larger fillings -
Additives: Fluoride Releasing
Cure Type:Self Cure
Ergonomic Location: Posterior
Packaging Type: Capsule
Radiopaque: Radiopaque
Shade: A3.5
Viscosity: Packable
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Radiopaque, packable, posterior, glass-ionomer restorative. It is strong, wear resistant, and fluoride releasing. Chemically bonds to tooth structure. Can be used as a base under composites and for basic core buildups. Great alternative to compomers, composites, and amalgam.
Packing:
Each
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Packable, dough-like consistency
- Easy to handle and place
- Can be condensed (similar to amalgam)
- Shape and finish with metal instruments
Non-sticky
- Will not pull away from prep or stick to instruments
High compressive and flexural strengths
- Assure durability, longevity, and integrity
Excellent wear characteristics
- 60% higher than conventional glass ionomers
- Within 10% of compomer materials
- Wears at only a slightly higher rate than posterior composites
Simple and easy technique
- 2 minute working time
- Self-cures in 2.5 minutes (about 4.5 minutes from start of mix)
- Single step placement for even larger fillings -
Additives: Fluoride Releasing
Cure Type: Self Cure
Ergonomic Location: Posterior
Item Type: Powder / Liquid
Packaging Type: 1:1 Package
Radiopaque: Radiopaque
Shade: A3.5
Viscosity: Packable -
Radiopaque, packable, posterior, glass-ionomer restorative. It is strong, wear resistant, and fluoride releasing. Chemically bonds to tooth structure. Can be used as a base under composites and for basic core buildups. Great alternative to compomers, composites, and amalgam.
Packing:
Each
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Packable, dough-like consistency
- Easy to handle and place
- Can be condensed (similar to amalgam)
- Shape and finish with metal instruments
Non-sticky
- Will not pull away from prep or stick to instruments
High compressive and flexural strengths
- Assure durability, longevity, and integrity
Excellent wear characteristics
- 60% higher than conventional glass ionomers
- Within 10% of compomer materials
- Wears at only a slightly higher rate than posterior composites
Simple and easy technique
- 2 minute working time
- Self-cures in 2.5 minutes (about 4.5 minutes from start of mix)
- Single step placement for even larger fillings -
Additives: Fluoride Releasing
Cure Type: Self Cure
Ergonomic Location: Posterior
Item Type: Powder / Liquid
Packaging Type: 1:1 Package
Radiopaque: Radiopaque
Shade: A3
Viscosity: Packable -
Glass-ionomer restorative that features high water resistance. Chemically bonds to tooth structure. Surface hardness produces a stain-free, long-lasting finish. Fluoride-releasing and radiopaque.
Packing:
Each
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Additives: Fluoride Releasing
Item Type: Powder / Liquid
Packaging Type: 1:1 Package
Radiopaque: Radiopaque
Shade: 23 Dark Gray -
GC Fuji II Restorative Powder / Liquid 22 Yellow Brown 1:1 Package Each
GC Fuji II Restorative Powder / Liquid 22 Yellow Brown 1:1 Package Each
Glass-ionomer restorative that features high water resistance. Chemically bonds to tooth structure. Surface hardness produces a stain-free, long-lasting finish. Fluoride-releasing and radiopaque.
Packing:
Each
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Additives: Fluoride Releasing
Item Type: Powder / Liquid
Packaging Type: 1:1 Package
Radiopaque: Radiopaque
Shade: 22 Yellow Brown -
Icon Vestibular Caries Infiltrant is used to treat white spots in vestibular areas.
Packing:
2 Treatment units each including:
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Etch
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Dry
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Infiltrant
6 x Vestibular-Tips
1 x Luer-Lock-Tip
Instructions for use
Icon
Safety datasheets
Icon Infiltrant
- - Gentle method for counteracting cariogenic white spots – with an esthetic side effect
- No unnecessary loss of healthy hard tissue
- User-friendly and patient-friendly application process in only one sitting
Tips from the practice
1. Re-etching »older« inactive white spots
- You can etch multiple times if there is a very thick pseudo-intact surface layer
- If the white discoloration disappears within a few seconds when ethanol (Icon-Dry) is applied, then it is sufficiently etched
- If the opaque discoloration remains, then the etching process should be repeated
- Up to three etching steps for two minutes per lesion are possible
2. Before/after documentation
- Optimize your patient communication process by taking before and after pictures
- These photos give your patients definitive proof about the success of the treatment
3. Fluorosis and other white spots
- Even non-cariogenic enamel changes can be treated with Icon.
- Experiences in practice show: Patients with fluorosis can be successfully treated, where it has proved useful to repeat the etching steps multiple times. Awaiting confirmation from clinical studies
- Enamel changes caused by trauma have been successfully treated. Awaiting confirmation from clinical studies
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Icon Proximal Caries Infiltrant fills the gap between fluoridating and drilling.
Packing:
2 Treatment units each including:
1 x Syringe @ 0.3 ml Icon-Etch
1 x Syringe @ 0.45 ml Icon-Dry
1 x Syringe @ 0.45 ml Icon-Infiltrant
6 x Approximal-Tips
1 x Luer-Lock-Tip
4 x Dental wedges
Instructions for use
Icon
Safety datasheets
Icon Infiltrant
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- Tooth friendly filling by infiltration – no drilling needed
- Gentle therapy approach for difficult-toreach proximal lesions in just a few steps
- No unnecessary loss of healthy hard tissue
- Prolongs the life expectancy of the tooth
Tips from the practice
1. Exact diagnosis with bitewing x-rays
- Make use of bitewing x-rays for early diagnosis of proximal lesions
- Check the necessity of x-ray images in advance, for example through the use of fiber-optic transillumination devices
- A helpful accessory for these x-rays is the DMG Icon X-ray Holder System. It makes it possible to take multiple images in the same reproducible position, even over several sessions, and therefore simplifies the diagnosis and evaluation of the therapy’s success
2. Gentle tooth separation step by step
- It is best to proceed slowly with the tooth separation, a bit like stretching out a muscle. The tissue has to respond to the increase in pressure
- Guide the wedge into the interdental space until resistance is felt. The patient will experience this as a light pressure
- Hold the wedge in position for several seconds
- Softly push the wedge further until the widest part of the wedge creates enough separation between the teeth
3. Documentation in patient records
- Icon is not radiopaque
- This is because certain filler materials are necessary to make it radiopaque. These materials negatively affect the infiltrant’s flow properties and therefore its penetrative ability
- In order to document the procedure properly, the patient card included in every package should be marked and filed appropriately
The answer to white spots? I can Icon -
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Icon smooth surface is used to treat white spots in vestibular areas.
Packing:
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Etch
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Dry
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Infiltrant
6 x Vestibular-Tips
1 x Luer-Lock-Tip
Brochure
Icon Vestibular
Instructions for use
Icon Vestibular
Safety datasheets
Icon Vestibular
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- Gentle method for counteracting cariogenic white spots – with an esthetic side effect
- No unnecessary loss of healthy hard tissue
- User-friendly and patient-friendly application process in only one sitting
Tips from the practice
1. Re-etching »older« inactive white spots
- You can etch multiple times if there is a very thick pseudo-intact surface layer
- If the white discoloration disappears within a few seconds when ethanol (Icon-Dry) is applied, then it is sufficiently etched
- If the opaque discoloration remains, then the etching process should be repeated
- Up to three etching steps for two minutes per lesion are possible
2. Before/after documentation
- Optimize your patient communication process by taking before and after pictures
- These photos give your patients definitive proof about the success of the treatment
3. Fluorosis and other white spots
- Even non-cariogenic enamel changes can be treated with Icon.
- Experiences in practice show: Patients with fluorosis can be successfully treated, where it has proved useful to repeat the etching steps multiple times. Awaiting confirmation from clinical studies
- Enamel changes caused by trauma have been successfully treated. Awaiting confirmation from clinical studies
Icon smooth surface is used to treat white spots in vestibular areas.
Packing:
7 Treatment units each including:
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Etch
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Dry
1 x Syringe @ 0,45 ml Icon-Infiltrant
6 x Vestibular-Tips
1 x Luer-Lock-Tip
Instructions for use
Icon
Safety datasheets
Icon Infiltrant
-
- Gentle method for counteracting cariogenic white spots – with an esthetic side effect
- No unnecessary loss of healthy hard tissue
- User-friendly and patient-friendly application process in only one sitting
Tips from the practice
1. Re-etching »older« inactive white spots
- You can etch multiple times if there is a very thick pseudo-intact surface layer
- If the white discoloration disappears within a few seconds when ethanol (Icon-Dry) is applied, then it is sufficiently etched
- If the opaque discoloration remains, then the etching process should be repeated
- Up to three etching steps for two minutes per lesion are possible
2. Before/after documentation
- Optimize your patient communication process by taking before and after pictures
- These photos give your patients definitive proof about the success of the treatment
3. Fluorosis and other white spots
- Even non-cariogenic enamel changes can be treated with Icon.
- Experiences in practice show: Patients with fluorosis can be successfully treated, where it has proved useful to repeat the etching steps multiple times. Awaiting confirmation from clinical studies
- Enamel changes caused by trauma have been successfully treated. Awaiting confirmation from clinical studies
Icon fills the gap between fluoridating and drilling.
Packing:
1 x Syringe @ 0.3 ml Icon-Etch
1 x Syringe @ 0.45 ml Icon-Dry
1 x Syringe @ 0.45 ml Icon-Infiltrant
6 x Approximal-Tips
1 x Luer-Lock-Tip
4 x Dental wedges
Brochure
Icon Proximal
Instructions for use
Icon Proximal
Safety datasheets
Icon Proximal
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- Tooth friendly filling by infiltration- No drilling needed
- Gentle therapy approach for difficult- Toreach proximal lesions in just a few steps
- No unnecessary loss of healthy hard tissue
- Prolongs the life expectancy of the tooth
Tips from the practice
1. Exact diagnosis with bitewing x-rays
- Make use of bitewing x-rays for early diagnosis of proximal lesions
- Check the necessity of x-ray images in advance, for example through the use of fiber-optic transillumination devices
- A helpful accessory for these x-rays is the DMG Icon X-ray Holder System. It makes it possible to take multiple images in the same reproducible position, even over several sessions, and therefore simplifies the diagnosis and evaluation of the therapy’s success
2. Gentle tooth separation step by step
- It is best to proceed slowly with the tooth separation, a bit like stretching out a muscle. The tissue has to respond to the increase in pressure
- Guide the wedge into the interdental space until resistance is felt. The patient will experience this as a light pressure
- Hold the wedge in position for several seconds
- Softly push the wedge further until the widest part of the wedge creates enough separation between the teeth
3. Documentation in patient records
- Icon is not radiopaque
- This is because certain filler materials are necessary to make it radiopaque. These materials negatively affect the infiltrant’s flow properties and therefore its penetrative ability
- In order to document the procedure properly, the patient card included in every package should be marked and filed appropriately
The answer to white spots? I can Icon
Icon fills the gap between fluoridating and drilling.
Packing:
7 Treatment units each including :
1 x Syringe @ 0.3 ml Icon-Etch
1 x Syringe @ 0.45 ml Icon-Dry
1 x Syringe @ 0.45 ml Icon-Infiltrant
6 x Approximal-Tips
1 x Luer-Lock-Tip
4 x Dental wedges
Instructions for use
Icon
Safety datasheets
Icon Infiltrant
-
- Tooth friendly filling by infiltration – no drilling needed
- Gentle therapy approach for difficult-toreach proximal lesions in just a few steps
- No unnecessary loss of healthy hard tissue
- Prolongs the life expectancy of the tooth
Tips from the practice
1. Exact diagnosis with bitewing x-rays
- Make use of bitewing x-rays for early diagnosis of proximal lesions
- Check the necessity of x-ray images in advance, for example through the use of fiber-optic transillumination devices
- A helpful accessory for these x-rays is the DMG Icon X-ray Holder System. It makes it possible to take multiple images in the same reproducible position, even over several sessions, and therefore simplifies the diagnosis and evaluation of the therapy’s success
2. Gentle tooth separation step by step
- It is best to proceed slowly with the tooth separation, a bit like stretching out a muscle. The tissue has to respond to the increase in pressure
- Guide the wedge into the interdental space until resistance is felt. The patient will experience this as a light pressure
- Hold the wedge in position for several seconds
- Softly push the wedge further until the widest part of the wedge creates enough separation between the teeth
3. Documentation in patient records
- Icon is not radiopaque
- This is because certain filler materials are necessary to make it radiopaque. These materials negatively affect the infiltrant’s flow properties and therefore its penetrative ability
- In order to document the procedure properly, the patient card included in every package should be marked and filed appropriately
The answer to white spots? I can Icon
Ionosit-Baseliner is the »stress breaker« among the dental materials. This light curing active baseliner is the ideal one-component underfilling material for composite restorations. Instructions for Use
Its active chemistry compensates for the shrinkage typical with composite fillings, prevents marginal gap formations, and, with that, minimizes postoperative sensitivities, microfractures and secondary caries.
The material is radiopaque, provides fluoride release, and, due to its zinc content, has antibacterial properties.
Ionosit-Baseliner – for stress-free restorations.
Packing:
3 x 0.33g Saferinge
Ionosit-Baseliner
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- Unique compensation for composite polymerization shrinkage stress
- Fluoride release
- Antibacterial properties
- No complicated handmixing
- Protects the pulp
- Seals the dentine tubules
- Prevents postoperative sensitivities
- Radio-opaque -
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