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Cement guide Your practice is our inspiration Guide to Cementation Clinical Guide Guide to Cementation CINDEX Cementation in Dentistry Prosthodontic Procedure - All you need is Kerr Mechanical Physical Properties Temporary Cementation TempBond Permanent C

Your practice is our inspiration Guide to Cementation Clinical Guide Guide to Cementation CINDEX Cementation in Dentistry Prosthodontic Procedure - All you need is Kerr Mechanical Physical Properties Temporary Cementation TempBond Permanent Cementation MaxCem Elite Adhesive Cementation Review NX When to use our cements Author Biographies - - - - - - Your practice is our inspiration CAll you need is Kerr s? 'mûn-tÇ'sh n e Introduction Guide to Cementation The act or process of attaching by means of cement Marika Nemeth In dentistry we have been using di ?erent forms of cements for as long as there have been restorations needing to be ?xed permanently to tooth structure Over the past decades there has been a huge barrage of cementation products available to dentists Also specializing for use in di ?erent ?elds of dentistry restorative orthodontic endodontic surgery implant etc Thus making the task of choosing which type of cement to use how to use it AND for which indication very confusing In recent years there has been an in ux of prosthetic restorative materials to choose from Choices ranging from traditional PFM All Ceramic Zirconia Indirect Composite resin and CAD-CAM milled products have become the standard options Todays dental practice can vary from a single operator working from one chair in Nanaimo to a multi associate group practice in Zürich All have the expectation of receiving the highest quality in products to give to their patients With so many di ?erent types of procedures and clinical decisions to be made clearly one type of cement and or luting product cannot satisfy all situations Therefore it is imperative that dentists have many types of cements available in their practice We at Kerr hope you will enjoy reading our guide We strive to deliver to you the highest quality in all our products that you use everyday Your practice is our inspiration CCementation in Dentistry Inspired by ??Ideally dental cements should adhere to tooth structure as well as restorative materials They should exhibit the following characteristics ? resist functional forces ? be insoluble in oral uids ? be e ?ective while maintaining a low ?lm thickness ? be compatible with pulp tissue ? exhibit anticariogenic properties ? be easy to manipulate and clean up To date no one cement has achieved all of these properties together but the current o ?ering of resin cements demonstrate high strength relatively low solubility self or dual cure functions reduced or eliminated post-op sensitivity and relative ease of handling Kerr dental cements have been a part of my daily practice for over years ? Dr Isaac Novak Your practice is our inspiration CAll you need is Kerr STEP Impression for study models PRODUCT Impression Material KERR PRODUCTS Take Alginate Alginot FS Pour up of models Stones and Plasters Snow White Plaster type Orthodontic Model Mix Stone Hydrocal Denture Model Stone The Prosthodontic Procedure Guide to Cementation Take Alginate AlgiNot FS Impression for Temporization Impression Material AlgiNot FS Take Alginate AlgiNot FS Take Alginate CSTEP