Finally a fantastic implant cement!
Reduce the risk of peri-implantitis with a biocompatible, tissue-friendly cement that is very simple and quick to use and where the excess cement is so easy to remove.
Dr. Göran Urde
Keynote speaker at AO
Keynote speaker at EAO
IMPLANT CEMENT FROM DOXA100% RESIN FREE
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Product Information
Manufacturer name: Doxa Dental AB (Sweden)
Manufacturer item code: 40037
Product category: Dental Cement
Product subcategory: Implant Cement
Packaging: Paper box. 10 foiled capsules and Instructions for Use
Packaging size: Height 50mm, witdh 187mm, depth 80mm
Packaging weight: Approx. 93g/0.20 pounds per box
Capsule: Each capsule - 0,17ml mixed cement
Storage: Store between 4°C/39°F and 20°C/68°F
Manufacturer item code: 40037
Product category: Dental Cement
Product subcategory: Implant Cement
Packaging: Paper box. 10 foiled capsules and Instructions for Use
Packaging size: Height 50mm, witdh 187mm, depth 80mm
Packaging weight: Approx. 93g/0.20 pounds per box
Capsule: Each capsule - 0,17ml mixed cement
Storage: Store between 4°C/39°F and 20°C/68°F
QuikCap
The cement is supplied in our QuikCap capsule, for easy mixing and direct application. Each capsule provides a mixed volume of at least 0.17 ml cement.
DOCUMENTS
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SDS
For Safety data sheet, send an email to info@directadental.com
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