GC Gold Label II LC Capsules

Light-cured glass ionomer cement in capsules for aesthetic restorations.

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Descriptions:

GC Gold Label II LC Capsule is a light-cured glass ionomer restorative with outstanding flexural strength and excellent bond strength to teeth even in presence of saliva. GC Gold Label II LC capsule’s exceptional aesthetics, simplicity and economy make it a fantastic choice for Class V restorations, cervical erosions/abfraction lesions and as a liner/base.

Features:

Exceptional adhesive performance in Class V and Class III restorations.
Up to 2 minutes manipulation time and immediate finishing after 20 seconds of light curing.
Flowable consistency.
Highest fluoride release.
Ideal for caries stabilisation, deep lesions and endo-sealing.
Clinically proven performance.
Outstanding aesthetics, available in different VITA shades.

Key specifications:

Powder / Liquid Ratio (g/g) – 0.33 / 0.10
Mixing Time (sec.) – 10″
Working Time (min. sec.) – 3’15”
Light Curing Time (sec.) – 20″
Depth of Cure (A2) (mm) – 1.8

Indications:

Class III and V restorations.
Root surface caries and cervical erosion.
Abfraction lesions.
Lesions where cavity margins are in dentin or when enamel prisms cannot be properly etched.

Advantages:

Smaller particles.
Excellent aesthetics and polishability.
Higher filler loading.
Significantly improved abrasion resistance.
Good radiopacity.
Facilitating post-operative diagnosis.
Self-adhesive to tooth structure.
No etching, no bonding.
Hydrophilic.
Very good results in areas where rubber dam is difficult to use, cavity margins are in dentin and enamel prisms can not be properly etched.