Results for tag: "Glass Ionomer Cement"

Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) is a type of dental cement used in dentistry for a variety of applications. It is a mixture of an acrylic acid and a silicate glass powder, which sets by an acid-base reaction. GIC is used for a variety of dental procedures, including luting of crowns and bridges, core build-ups, and cavity linings. It is also used for orthodontic bracket bonding and as a base for composite restorations. GIC is known for its biocompatibility, fluoride release, and ability to bond to tooth structure. It is also relatively easy to use and cost-effective. GIC is available in a variety of forms, including powder-liquid, paste-paste, and pre-filled syringes. In the dental market, GIC is used in a variety of applications, including luting of crowns and bridges, core build-ups, and cavity linings. It is also used for orthodontic bracket bonding and as a base for composite restorations. Some of the companies in the Glass Ionomer Cement market include 3M ESPE, Dentsply Sirona, GC America, Shofu Dental, and Voco GmbH. Show Less Read more