D-Tech Restore+ Condensable GIC

Name: D-Tech Restore+ Condensable GIC
Brand: D-Tech
SKU: AMDT-2608049
Price: 970.00 INR
Availability: InStock

D-Tech Restore+ Condensable GIC

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D-Tech Restore+ is a condensable, radiopaque glass polyalkenoate restorative cement built on strontium-based glass chemistry, formulated to chemically bond to both enamel and dentin. It is designed for posterior restorations that call for strength and long-term reliability.

Manufactured by D-Tech, the powder is supplied in a pharma-grade glass bottle with a tamper-evident cap, while the liquid comes in a metered-dose dropper bottle that supports an accurate, consistent powder-to-liquid ratio with every mix. This combination is designed to simplify handling and support predictable results across restorations.

Restore+ is formulated for high compressive strength and increased translucence, giving restorations a more natural, aesthetic appearance while maintaining the durability needed for posterior load-bearing sites.

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Brand: D-Tech
Benefits: Restore+ combines chemical adhesion to tooth structure with high compressive strength, supporting durable posterior restorations without relying on a separate bonding step. Its radiopaque formulation makes restorations easy to identify on X-rays, its metered-dose dropper keeps the powder-to-liquid ratio consistent from mix to mix, and its increased translucence helps restorations blend more naturally with surrounding tooth structure.
Features: #. Condensable, radiopaque strontium-based glass polyalkenoate cement
#. Chemical adhesion to both enamel and dentin
#. High compressive strength for durable, long-term restorations
#. Metered-dose liquid dropper for accurate powder-to-liquid ratios
#. Powder packed in a pharma-grade glass bottle with tamper-evident cap
Indications: Indicated for posterior restorative procedures requiring a high-strength, radiopaque glass ionomer cement with chemical adhesion to enamel and dentin.