Resiment Standard and Resiment Fluoride are permanent BIS-GMA self-curing resin cements for your cementation needs. Resiment Cements can be used for the final cementation of crowns, bridges, implant prosthesis, inlays and onlays, Maryland bridges, pins and posts.

Resiment is designed to be easy to use and cost effective for your office.

Why Use Resiment

• Resiment is an auto-curing, filled, multi-purpose cement.
• It can be used for final cementation of Implant Prostheses, Bridges, Crowns, Inlays, Maryland Bridges, Cementation of Pins, Posts, Pit and Fissure Sealant and Periodontal Splinting.
• Great for short clinical crowns.
• Can be used on Dentin, Enamel, Composite, or Metal.
• Available in fluoride releasing and standard formulas
• Resiment is the cement of choice for many implant clinicians and is recommended by implant companies

Working and Setting Time
Working Time is approximately 1 minutes at 22 degrees C / 72 degrees F Room Temperature.
Final Setting Time is approximately 3 minutes at 37 degrees C / 98 degrees F Body Temperature.

Warm intraoral environment will accelerate working and setting times.  The cement will set quickly when it comes in contact with primers on the tooth

Resiment Resin Cement Standard and Resiment Resin Cement Fluoride are presented in a Kit format. Each kit contains:

• 1 syringe containing 5 grams of base
• 1 syringe containing 5 grams of catalyst
• 1 mixing pad
• 2 mixing spatulas

Specify formulation and delivery system when ordering

Ceramic Restorations To Teeth

• After try-in, place etched ceramic restoration in acetone or ethanol in ultrasonic cleaner for 1-2 minutes.
• Place silane coupling agent on internal surface of porcelain restoration.
• Clean tooth with non-fluoridated prophy paste or flour of pumice.
• Use enamel and dentin bonding system of your choice to prepare tooth for bonding.
• After mixing equal amounts of catalyst and base for 15-30 seconds and place into restoration.
• Seat restoration in place on tooth and hold in place until Resiment reaches initial set. (Approx. 1.5 minutes.)
• Remove excess cement IMMEDIATELY after initial set. Using explorer, scaler, or brush check for rubbery consistency. Clean excess when cement gets to rubbery stage. Do not wait until final set (3.5 minutes).

Metal To Metal

Metal to metal restorations (implant prosthesis or crown on post)

• Use an air abrasive system (sandblasting) on all external metal surfaces to be exposed to Resiment. Intraoral metal should be roughened by a bur or a micro-etcher.
• If desired, apply a metal priming system of your choice to treat the metal exposed to Resiment.
• Clean posts or abutments with non-fluoridated pumice prior to cementation to remove any debris from the surface.
• Mix equal amounts of Resiment base and catalyst for 15-30 seconds and place into restoration.
• Seat restoration in place on tooth and hold in place until Resiment reaches initial set. (Approx. 1.5 minutes)
• Remove excess cement IMMEDIATELY after initial set. Using explorer, scaler, or brush to check for rubbery consistency. Clean excess when cement gets to rubbery stage. Do not wait until final set (3.5 minutes) to remove.

STORAGE:  Store at room temperature (20ºC/68ºF-25ºC/77ºF).

PRECAUTIONS: Uncured resins may cause skin sensitizations in susceptible persons. In case of contact, wash skin with soap and water.

WARRANTY: J.L. Blosser, Inc. recognizes its responsibility to replace products if proven to be defective. J.L. Blosser, Inc. does not accept liability for any damage or loss, either direct or consequential, stemming from the use or inability to use the products as described. Before using, it is the responsibility of the user to determine the suitability of the product for its intended use. The user assumes all risk and liability in connection therewith.

CAUTION: U.S. Federal Law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a dental professional.

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