Securafil is a glass-ionomer filling cement available in two different tooth-shades -A2,A3, with a very high compressive strenght and a perfect adhesion in a form of powder/liquid-system. This very strong material contains fluorides and can be polished after approx. 15 minutes.
Tehnical data
Working time 1.5-2 min
Curing time + 3 min
incl. mixing time
Compressive strenght 180 MPa
Dentine adhesion 4 MPa
Packaging
Securafil shade A2 or A3
15g powder, 10g liquid + measuring spoon
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