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Fixation Of Crowns & Bridges, Inlays And Orthodontic Brackets Cavity Lining Under All Restorative Materials.very Low Film Thickness./ High Compressive Strength Radio-opaque And Offers Strong Adhesion To Enamel And Dentine. fixation Of Crowns & Bridges, Inlays And Orthodontic Brackets Cavity Lining Under All Restorative Materials.very Low Film Thickness./ High Compressive Strength Radio-opaque And Offers Strong Adhesion To Enamel And Dentine. Advantages This Product exhibit a number of advantages over other restorative materials. Adhesion By bonding a restorative material to tooth structure, the cavity is theoretically sealed, protecting the pulp, eliminating secondary caries and preventing leakage at the margins. This also allows cavity forms to be more conservative and, to some extent, reinforces the remaining tooth by integrating restorative material with the tooth structures. Margin Adaptation and Leakage Fluoride Release Fluoride is released from the glass powder at the time of mixing and lies free within the matrix. It can therefore be released without affecting the physical properties of the cement.