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The Easy, Universal Choice
Calibra Universal Self-Adhesive Resin Cement is a two-component, dual-cure, high strength self-adhesive cement which contains fluoride.
Calibra Universal Cement combines aesthetic shading with a self-etching adhesive, making it suitable for the permanent cementation of metal, PFM, resin/composite, ceramic and porcelain inlays, onlays, crowns and bridges and endodontic posts without application of a separate dentin/enamel adhesive bonding agent/system.
With its wide tack-cure window of up to 10 seconds1 and an extended 45-second gel-phase, Calibra Universal cement ensures an easy, stress-free cleanup for all CEREC Zirconia+ and glass ceramic restorations.
The high radiopacity of Calibra Universal can aid in providing a clear view of the material within the crown. This helps avoid a misdiagnosis of gaps or voids, which can lead to costly remakes.
Benefits
Why choose Calibra Universal?
High immediate 6-minute bond strength for a strong initial bond
Simplified Cleanup Technique: 10 second tack cure window and 45 second extended gel phase¹
One-step cementation means no additional etchant or adhesive
5 aesthetic shade options with Shade stable technology virtually eliminates colour shift over time
High radiopacity
Simple and easy clean-up
Benefit from the swiftness of tack curing without the stress of over-curing.
- Tack cure with confidence: Up to 10-second initiation phase1
- More cleanup time: 45-second gel phase
Robust bonding performance
Recommended materials for restorations with Calibra Universal
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1. 10-second tack cure window equals five-second wave cure per surface. For excess cement cleanup, monowave output LED lights with a single peak output around 470nm are recommended. High power, dual, or broad spectrum lights may cause premature hardening of excess cement. Check curing light effect on mixed cement prior to clinical use.
