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Riva Luting is a conventional, self curing, glass ionomer luting cement designed for final cementation of metal based restorations. It chemically bonds to metal substrates and the tooth.
Riva Luting utilises SDI’s proprietary ionglass™ filler developed by our glass technologists. ionglass™ is a radiopaque, high ion releasing, reactive glass used in SDI’s range of dental cements. Riva Luting releases substantially higher fluoride to assist with remineralization of the natural dentition.
Compared to other materials such as fluoride releasing resin cements, Riva Luting has proven antimicrobial activity against three cariogenic bacteria: Streptococcus mutans, Streptococcus sobrinus and Lactobacillus(2).
Riva Luting is available in a universal light yellow shade.
High flexural strength
High flexural strength enhances longevity of a glass ionomer luting cement by withstanding mastication forces. Riva Luting’s high flexural strength increases its durability in the oral environment and long term ability to retain indirect restorations.
High fluoride release
Riva Luting’s free movement of fluoride provides benefits to the tooth. Fluoride plays several significant roles in any caries – prevention program. These include the formation of fluorapatite, which is more acid resistant than hydroxyapatite. Fluorapatite is very important for tooth remineralization.
Low solubility
Riva Luting has low solubility in the oral environment. This increases the material’s ability to resist disintegration and wear caused by oral acidity.
Setting times
There will be minimal loss of working time when using Riva Luting. With adequate working time and a quick setting property, Riva Luting will shorten chair time and ensures early resistance.
Very low film thickness
Riva Luting quickly flows into the preparation. A low film thickness allows the seating of tight fitting indirect restorations.
* GC Fuji I is the trademark of GC Corporation not of SDI Limited.
Ketac™ Cem is the trademark of 3M or 3M ESPE AG not of SDI Limited.
** Published and SDI Test Data.
(1) McCabe JF, Al-Naimi OT. Fluoride release into water for the
Riva GIC products compared with competitor products. University
of Newcastle (UK); February 2005 .
(2) Waldo B, Zhang P, Bennett J, Michalek SM, Katz J, Broome JC. Antimicrobial Activity of Composite-Resin and Glass-Ionomer Cements. University of Alabama at Birmingham, School of Dentistry, USA.
(3) The Dental Advisor. Volume 23, No.2, March 2006
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