Chemically-curing type glass ionomer cement

Details Chemically-curing type glass ionomer cement Chemically-curing type glass ionomer cement

2007-04-27

2011-12-27

Koslow, Carol M (Department: 1734)

Compositions: coating or plastic

Coating or plastic compositions

Dental

C433S001000, C433S228100, C623S023620

Reexamination Certificate

active

08083844

ABSTRACT:
This invention provides quality and safe chemically-curing type GIC that solves all the disadvantages of light-curing type GIC, and has mechanical strength not lower but higher than that of light-curing type GIC and, in addition to this, the original features and advantages of GIC. The chemically-curing type glass ionomer cement according to the present invention includes porous and particulate hydroxy apatite that has a means diameter of not less than 0.6 μm and less than 100 μm and a large specific surface, and is added and mixed into the glass ionomer cement.

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