11 matching records for RESIN CEMENT.
A sterile device designed to be placed over an orthopaedic cement dispenser to cool the acrylic resin of orthopaedic cement to retard cement setting and extend cement extrusion and application time. It is typically made of plastic materials and usually cons...
A collection of non-sterile substances intended for professional use during dental restoration and prosthesis installation/repair which includes composite resin material and additional materials to support restoration (e.g., etching solution, bonding agent,...
A collection of non-sterile substances intended for professional use during dental restoration and prosthesis installation/repair which includes acrylic resin material (without hardening fillers/materials) and additional materials to support restoration (e....
A non-sterile substance intended for professional use as a dental cement, luting agent, liner, base, pulp-capping material, pit/fissure sealant, and/or direct dental restorative material, typically for short-term fixed prosthesis use (temporary crowns and b...
A material primarily intended to be applied to a dental prosthesis (i.e., indirect restorative) and/or prosthesis component to promote bonding (e.g., to a composite resin cement, composite-based stain, or another prosthesis component). It may be referred to...
A dental, dual-cured, resin-based material intended to be mixed with a light-cured bonding agent prior to its application, to promote curing (bonding) between the bonding agent and a self- or dual-cured restorative material (e.g., cement, composite resin). ...
An adherent dental material intended to be used by a dental professional to perform patient-assisted removal of a permanent or temporary cemented dental prosthesis (e.g., crown, bridge). It is typically in the form of a resin cube which, when moistened and ...
A non-sterile substance intended for professional use as a dental cement (e.g., luting agent, liner, base, pulp-capping material) and/or direct dental restorative material whereby the majority of the setting reaction is based on the hardening reaction betwe...
A hand-held manual dental instrument intended to be used for producing and perfecting anatomical forms in multiple dental restoration materials such as amalgam, cement, and acrylic or composite resin/plastic (i.e., not dedicated to a particular material) by...
A liquid substance used to cover dental filling material in the initial setting period after application typically to prevent moisture infiltration (especially when a dental silicate or glass ionomer cement is used as a filling material). The device typical...
A manually-powered, pistol-like device intended to dispense a predetermined amount of a dental restorative material (e.g., amalgam, cement, resin) into a patient’s oral cavity, or into a capsule/well prior to mixing. A prefilled dispensing tip, cannula, or ...