Durelon

Carboxylate cement
 Polycarboxylate Cement
Advantages Disadvantages
Lack of post-op sensitivity Clean up timing is critical
Long history of success High solubility
Tolerant of mild Low mechanical strength
contamination
Low fracture toughness
Chemical adhesion to tooth
Appearance change at end
of working time
Inexpensive

E.g. Durelon
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Indications

Attachment of : inlays/onlays (metal)

crowns and bridges
as well as : base lining materials
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Composition

Powder (capsule): zinc oxyd, tin fluoride,

dryed Polyacrylic acid
Powder (glass): zinc oxyd, tin fluoride

Liquid: diluted polyacrylic acid

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Properties

Biocompatiblity - High Opacity

Manipulation - Less strength
compared to GIC *
Film thickness
- Higher Solubility
Fluoride release
compared to GIC*
Adhesion
* Glass ionomer cement
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Film thickness*
m
1 Poly F
2 Harvard

3 Carboxylate

4 Aqualox
5 Durelon
1 2 3 4 5

*ESPE internal test according to ISO 9917/1991

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Adhesion to metal*

1 Durelon
3,0
2 Harvard
2,5
2,0 3 Carboxylat
1,5
4 Poly F
1,0
0,5 1 2 3 4 5 5 Aqualox
0

*ESPE internal test

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Dosage

Pulver/Dosierstab Flasche/Dosierspritze

Universal dnn flieend

Befestigung

Unterfllung
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Setting times
Manipulation Setting
Mixing
incl. Mixing From mixxing start

Befestigung: (Zeit in min:sec)

Pulver normalabb.
00:30 02:30 10.00
Flssigkeit univ.
Pulver normalabb.
00:30 02:00 07:00
Flssigkeit dnnfl.
Pulver schnellabb.
00:30 01:00 05:00
Flssigkeit univ.
Pulver schnellabb.
00:30 01:00 03:30
Flssigkeit univ.

Unterfllung:
Pulver schnellabb.
00:30 01:00 03:30
Flssigkeit univ.