• Exceptional strength – Long lasting cementations
• Good radiopacity – Shows clearly under x-ray
• High level of sustained fluoride release – Prevention of secondary caries
• High wear and erosion resistance – Durable Cementations
• Easy mixing – To reduce surgery time
• Excellent biocompatibility – Minimal puplal reaction

Medicept XtraLute is radiopaque glass ionomer luting cement designed specifically for use in hot and humid climates. Its formulation has been optimized to excel in challenging environmental conditions, making it a reliable choice for dental professionals in regions with such climates. One of the key advantages of XtraLute lies in its exceptional strength, ensuring long-lasting cementation for various dental applications. Whether it's seating crowns or bridges, this cement offers reliable adhesion and durability, providing patients with reliable and stable restorations. The product's radiopacity is another notable feature, as it appears clearly under x-ray imaging. This property aids in accurate diagnosis and monitoring of the cemented restorations, allowing dentists to identify potential issues and ensure precise placement.

• Working Time: 1min 30sec
• Compressive Strength: 50MPa minimum
• Lactic Acid Erosion: 0.17mm / hr maximum
• Film Thickness: 25μm maximum
• Cement Type: Radiopaque Glass Ionomer Luting Cement
• Particle Size: Less than 5 microns
• Strength: Exceptional (Compressive Strength: 128 MPa)
• Film Thickness: Very low
• Radiopacity: Good
• Wear and Erosion Resistance: High
• Mixing Time: Easy mixing, reducing surgery time
• Biocompatibility: Excellent, minimal pulp reaction

Medicept Dental Xtralute Glass Ionomer Luting Cement - Small

• 1 X 15gm Powder
• 1 X 10ml Liquid 

Medicept Dental Xtralute Glass Ionomer Luting Cement - Large

• 1 X 35gm Powder 
• 1 X Liquid 20ml

Mix the powder and liquid to the correct ratio.

• Dispense the recommended amounts of powder and liquid.
• Mix briskly until smooth and homogenous.

Apply the mixed cement to both restoration and prepared tooth.

• Ensure even coverage on both surfaces.

Seat the restoration within 30 seconds of completing the mix.

• Act swiftly to achieve proper adhesion.
• Apply firm and consistent pressure during seating.

Remove excess cement during the gel stage.

• Check for extruded cement around margins.
• Use dental instrument or floss to remove carefully.

After the final set, moisture-proof the margin by applying a final coat.

• Apply varnish or sealant for enhanced marginal seal.

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Question) How does the radiopacity of XtraLute benefit dental procedures?

Answer: The excellent radiopacity of XtraLute makes it clearly visible under x-ray imaging. This feature is crucial for accurate placement and ongoing monitoring of cemented restorations, allowing dentists to detect and address any potential issues effectively.