Carecal: A polymeric
Calcium hydroxide based cavity liner, containing free Ca
ions and high suitable as lining under all restoration.
Method:
Dry cavity.
Mix equal amount of base
and catalyst paste on the provided
mixing pad just prior to use.
Mix thoroughly for 10
seconds with a small spatula until it is a streak free.
Immediately place into the
cavity and spread out to line the floor of the cavity.
It can also be used to
cover exposed pulp.
After successful
application, wipe the applicator tip thoroughly before replacing into the mix.
Characteristics:
Adequate work time.
Hard set.
Good flow.
Appropriate setting time
in cavity.
In case of exposures or
near exposures, it maintains the pulp vitality.
It promotes formation of
reparative dentin.
Against thermal shock, it
insulates pulp.
Carecal protects pulp from
permanently placed fillings.
It is resistant to acid
etching.
It does not inhibit
polymerization of acrylic or composite restoration.
It is a radiopaque
product.
Storage Conditions:
5°C-17°C unopened.
12°C-25°C once opened.
Store away from high
temperature.
Working Time:
Mixing and Working time on
mixing pad:
Minimum 6-7 minutes at 24°C
and 50% humidity.
Note: With
humidity and temperature, setting and working time decrease.
Cautions:
Only dispense prior to
use.
Do not use if patient has
a known allergy to any of its component
Do not contact with
skin/eyes, in case of contact, wash immediately with plenty of water or use eye
washer to clean the eyes, or seek medical advice if necessary.
Irritant, do not apply to
soft tissues.
Do not leave open.
Before replacing the
colour coded caps, always wipe the nozzle of each tube.
Do not store in humid
area.
Always store in dry
conditions.
Do not interchange the
caps to avoid cross contamination.
Always replace the
correctly colour coded caps to the tubes.
Keep nozzle clean and
replace the caps securely between uses and after use.
When using the product in
dry conditions, i.e. rubber dam, using the acid-etch technique,
there may be less
moisture, therefore add a small drop of water on the cavity liner to let the
material set quickly.
Some bonding agents, such
as, enamel bonding agents(chemically cured), dentin or enamel bonding agents
and some other dentin or enamel bonding agents which are light activated,
acquire a high level of benzoyl peroxide and may cause discolouration to the
product.
Therefore test the
material compatibility by adding bonding agents before using it onto the cavity
liner.