Ionosit Baseliner

Title: Ionosit Baseliner: Light-Curing, Radiopaque Dental Liner (5 x 0.33g Syringes) - Made in Germany

Description:

Ionosit Baseliner is a light-cured, radiopaque compomer dental liner designed for superior performance in composite restorations. Its controlled expansion compensates for composite shrinkage, minimizing stress and preventing postoperative sensitivity. Key benefits include: fluoride release, antibacterial properties, no manual mixing required, pulp protection, dentin tubule sealing, and radiopacity. Ideal for use as a liner in composite restorations and for filling undercuts. Manufactured in Germany. Contains 5 x 0.33g syringes.

Key Features & Benefits:

Controlled Expansion: Compensates for composite shrinkage, reducing stress and enhancing longevity.
Fluoride Release: Promotes remineralization and strengthens tooth structure.
Antibacterial Properties: Helps prevent secondary caries.
Easy Application: No mixing required, saving time and effort.
Pulp Protection: Provides a protective barrier for the dental pulp.
Dentin Tubule Sealing: Prevents postoperative sensitivity.
Radiopaque: Easily visible on X-rays for accurate diagnosis.
Light-Curing: Provides fast and efficient setting.
Made in Germany: Ensures high quality and reliability.

Indications:

Liner for composite restorations
Filling undercuts

Precautions:

For dental professional use only.
Keep out of reach of children.

Possible Side Effects:

While generally well-tolerated, individual cases of hypersensitivity or contact allergy to the material's components are possible. No systemic side effects have been reported.

Instructions for Use:

Use a curing light with a wavelength of 450 nm and an intensity of at least 400 mW/cm². Regularly check your curing light's performance.
Position the light source as close to the material as possible.
Ionosit Baseliner adheres to metal instruments. Clean instruments with a paper towel before the material sets.
Protect the material from premature activation by ambient light and close the cap immediately after use.
Do not remove the oxygen-inhibited layer, as it is crucial for bonding with subsequent layers.
Using a matrix is recommended. Follow the instructions for use of all other materials.

Keywords:

Ionosit Baseliner, dental liner, compomer, light-cured, radiopaque, composite restoration, undercuts, fluoride release, antibacterial, pulp protection, postoperative sensitivity, Germany, dental material, tooth liner, restorative dentistry, dental sealant, composite resin, filling material.