S.R. Curtis, M.W. Richards, J.C. Meiers,
Early Erosion of Glass-Ionomer Cement at Crown Margins,
Int J. Prostodontics 1993, 6 (6), 553-557.
Ketac Cem must be protected from moisture for approx. 10 min. Once the excess material is
removed, the material needs no further protection, e.g. by application of Ketac
™
Glaze. Zinc
phosphate cements are more sensitive to moisture than GICs.
R.D. Berbermeyer, J.H. Berg,
Comparison of patient-perceived post cementation sensitivity with glass-ionomer and zinc
phosphate cements,
Quintessence Int 1994, 25 (3), 209-214.
Randomized, split-mouth design study on partial and full gold crowns. Both phosphate cement
and Ketac
™
Cem were evaluated. One week postoperatively, the patients were interviewed with
a questionnaire regarding their experience with postoperative complications. No differences
between the study groups were detected.
J.M. Strutz, S.N. White, Z. Yu, C.L. Kane,
Luting cement-metal surface physicochemical interactions on film thickness,
J. Prosth. Dent. 1994, 72 (2), 128-132.
The results regarding the film thickness determined in this study showed the glass ionomer
cement, Ketac Cem, to generate the thinnest films with all types of metal. The observed differen-
ces were significant.
D.B. Mendoza,W.S. Eakle,
Retention of posts cemented with various dentinal bonding cements,
J. Prosth. Dent. 1994, 72 (6), 591-594.
Second only to C&B Metabond
™
, Ketac Cem attained the highest bonding strength of all
cements in the cementation of endodontic posts. The results were superior even to those of the
composite materials, Panavia
™
and All-Bond
™
2. The fact that the glass ionomer cement is also
easier to process further emphasizes the advantages of Ketac Cem in this indication.
G. Morando, R.J. Leupold, J.C. Meiers,
Measurement of hydrostatic pressures during simulated post cementation,
J. Prosth. Dent. 1995, 74 (6), 586-590.
Strong pressure during the cementation of intracoronal posts may induce root fractures.
However, reduced pressure often causes the post to be improperly seated. In a simulated in-
vitro study, the use of Ketac Cem generated the lowest pressure during the cementation of gold
posts.
D.T. Millett, J.F. McCabe, T.G. Bennett, N.E. Carter, P.H. Gordon,
The Effect of Sandblasting on the Retention of First Molar Orthodontic Bands cemented with
Glass Ionomer Cement, Br. J. Orthodontics 1995, 22, 161-169.
In-vivo (split-mouth) and in-vitro application of Ketac Cem.
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