TopCEM Dual Cure Resin Cement™
(96%)

Company:

VinciSmile/Huge Dental Material Company

Latest Issue Featured:

05 | 43

Clinical Evaluation Category:

Cement | Dual-Cure Adhesive

Overview

  • 16  Clinical Evaluators
  • 288  Total Uses
  • 96% Clinical Rating

Evaluators’ Comments

  • “Great product! Cleanup is a cinch!”
  • “A great addition to my cementation protocol.”
  • “Great esthetics, easy cleanup, and compatibility with many materials.”
  • “The flow of the material was great, and the option for different shades was ideal.”
  • “The mixing tips are effective and do not waste too much material.”
  • “A good, sound product with a lot more shades than most resin cements available today.”

Description

TopCEM Dual Cure Resin Cement™  is a versatile resin cement designed for the permanent cementation of crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, veneers, root canal posts, and other restorations, as well as core build-ups. Its dual-cure formulation provides the flexibility to use either light-curing or dual-curing techniques, depending on the clinical situation. TopCEM offers more than 100 MPa of flexural strength, low film thickness, three opacity levels, seven shades, and ultra-low solubility and water absorption. 

Bar chart showing Dental Advisor evaluation summary for TopCEM Dual Cure Resin Cement across five metrics, with all rated between Very Good and Excellent. Ease of dispensing and viscosity/flow scored closest to Excellent, followed by working time, ease of clean-up/removal of excess, and radiopacity.
Donut chart by Dental Advisor comparing TopCEM Dual Cure Resin Cement to competitive products: 63% rated it equivalent, 31% rated it better, and 6% rated it not as good.
Dental Advisor survey results showing consultants who want to stock TopCEM Dual Cure Resin Cement in office: 56% yes, in addition to current product, and 19% yes, instead of current product.

Unique Attributes

  • Wide range of shades for improved esthetic matching and masking dark stump shades
  • Predictable gel phase that allows easy removal of excess cement after tack curing
  • Versatile bonding performance with ceramic, zirconia, implant, post, and low-retention restorations

Clinical Tips from Evaluators

  • Tack cure for approximately 1 second, then remove excess cement while it is in the gel phase.
  • Select a shade slightly lighter than expected for anterior restorations.
  • Maintain proper isolation to support predictable bonding performance.
  • Carefully check for residual cement, especially around crown margins and implant restorations.

Indications

  • Permanent cementation of crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, veneers, and other indirect restorations
  • Cementation of metal, metal-alloy, metal-ceramic, all-ceramic, porcelain, and composite restorations
  • Cementation of restorations made from combinations of these materials
  • Permanent cementation of all types of root canal posts
  • Core build-ups

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