RESIN CEMENTS

Two-component, dual-cure resin cement.
Contains fluoride for added protection.
Suitable for a wide range of dental restorations, including metal, PFM, resin/composite, ceramic, and porcelain inlays, onlays, crowns, bridges, and endodontic posts.
Self-adhesive, eliminating the need for a separate dentin/enamel adhesive bonding agent or system.
Wide tack-cure window of up to 10 seconds for precise placement.
Extended 45-second gel-phase for easy cleanup.
High radiopacity for clear visibility of restoration material within the crown.
Available in five esthetic shades: translucent, bleach, light, medium, and opaque.

Composition Two-component, dual-cure resin cement with fluoride.
Applications Suitable for metal, PFM, resin, ceramic, and porcelain inlays, onlays, crowns, bridges, and endodontic posts.
PRE-TREATMENT Follow dental lab or restoration’s manufacturer’s directions for pre-treatment of the intaglio surface of the restoration, if required
APPLY CALIBRA UNIVERSAL CEMENT Dispense and discard a small amount of material from the dual-barreled syringe. Attach mixing tip. Apply a thin, uniform layer of Calibra Universal Cement to the entire intaglio surface of the restoration.
SEAT RESTORATION Protect restoration from contamination and movement until the final set of the cement (6 minutes from start of mix or completion of light curing)
Working Time Tack-cure window of up to 10 seconds for precise placement and a 45-second extended gel phase for easy cleanup.
CLEAN UP EXCESS: SELF CURE The excess cement will reach the “gelled” state after approximately 1-2 minutes in the mouth. Excess cement will remain in the gelled state for approximately 1 minute.

Preparation: Prepare the tooth structure and the restoration according to standard dental procedures. Ensure that both are clean and free of contaminants.
Mixing: Dispense the required amount of Calibra Universal Cement from the dual-barreled syringe. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for the appropriate ratio of base and catalyst. Mix thoroughly for the recommended time to ensure proper activation.
Application: Apply a thin layer of the mixed cement onto the internal surface of the restoration. Ensure even coverage.
Seating the Restoration: Carefully place the restoration onto the prepared tooth structure, ensuring proper alignment and fit. Apply gentle pressure to seat it firmly.
Excess Removal: Any excess cement that squeezes out should be removed promptly using dental instruments. Pay special attention to interproximal areas and margins.
Light-Curing: Calibra Universal Cement may require light curing, depending on the clinical situation. If needed, use a curing light to polymerize the cement according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Cleanup: During the gel phase, which lasts for approximately 45 seconds, you can perform any additional cleanup or adjustments as necessary.
Final Check: Verify the restoration’s occlusion, fit, and esthetics. Make any final adjustments if required.
Post-Operative Care: Provide post-operative instructions to the patient, including proper oral hygiene and care of the restoration.