Ammdent Pc Seal Polycarboxylate Cement

Preparation:

• Ensure proper ventilation and gather necessary equipment.
• Clean enamel, dentin, and metal surfaces meticulously to remove debris and plaque.
• Dry the cavity gently with oil-free air or cotton pellets until the surface appears matt shiny, avoiding excessive desiccation.

Pulp Protection:

• Apply a hard-curing calcium hydroxide preparation to areas near the pulp to prevent irritation during restoration.

Dosing & Mixing:

• Assemble the dosing rod and tap off excess powder.
• Dispense liquid carefully, ensuring proper ratio adherence.
• Mix powder and liquid on a mixing block or glass plate until achieving a homogeneous consistency.

Application:

• Keep the work area dry and free from saliva contamination.
• Lubricate neighboring teeth or crowns with vaseline.
• Apply a thin, even layer of cement to the inside of the restoration and prepared tooth, avoiding overfilling.
• Insert the restoration promptly and accurately.

Excess Material Removal:

• Clean excess material shortly before definitive setting using a suitable instrument, taking care not to disturb the seam.
• After the setting time, remove any remaining excess material cautiously, e.g., with a probe.

Post-Application:

• Monitor the patient for any signs of allergic reactions or complications.
• Store unused product below 25degrees C/77degrees F and avoid use beyond the expiration date.

Cleanup:

• Wash off any cement adhering to instruments with cold water before it sets.