Cements

• Cementation of crowns & bridges, inlays and orthodontic brackets.
• Cavity lining under all restorative materials.
• Seals dentinal tubules and minimizes post-operative sensitivity.
• Low film thickness.
• High Compressive strength.
• Radiopaque.
• Neutralizes the harshness of phosphoric acid.
• Apply directly to prepared dentinal tissue.

• DeTrey Zinc is a zinc phosphate cement which has universal usage for crowns and bridges and as a liner/core or base material. 

•  Zinc Phosphate Cement offers an extremely accurate fit, with good isolation and very high mechanical strength.

• The only zinc phosphate cement that can be applied over freshly cut dentin without causing any pulpal irritation due to the Hy-Agent additive which is helps to nullify the harshness of the phosphoric acid.

• DPI Zinc Phosphate Cement is high performance zinc phosphate cement.

• Adhesive to enamel, dentine and non precious metals – Wide range of uses
• Proven formula – Reliability assured
• Radiopaque – Shows clearly under x-ray
• Easy to mix – To reduce surgery time

• Adhesive to enamel, dentine and non precious metals – Wide range of uses
• Proven formula – Reliability assured
• Radiopaque – Shows clearly under x-ray
• Easy to mix – To reduce surgery time

• It is used as temperary filling and restoration material for teeth cavities, Wedge-Shaped Defect, liner and base.

• Zinc Phosphate Cement is used for Luting permanent metal restoration and as a base

• Elite 100 is unbeatable in terms of its physical properties such as strength, film thickness and low solubility.

• Premium Zinc Phosphate Cement.
• Comfortable mixing and setting time.
• Excellent handling.

The classic - clinically proven since 1892 - with indisputable results

Zinc phosphate cement for permanent luting of large restorations and for linings

Contains - 40ml liquid (Ref: 7002300) + 100g Powder

• Zinc Phosphate cement is a two component product i.e powder and liquid, Which contains inorganic metal salts and phosphoric acid respectively.

• A very high strength permanent cement (131MPa Compressive Strength) representing perhaps the oldest and most well accustomed cement still in use. It also provides a good insulating layer against thermal shock.