GC Fuji 7

GC India Dental Pvt Ltd, NO: 233, Phase 3, Pashamylaram Indl Area, Telangana-502307

GC Fuji 7 Powder & Liquid
Mixing Time (sec) 20-25”
Working Time (from start of mix) 1’40” (Pink Scoop), 2’10” (Yellow Scoop)

GC Fuji 7 Capsule
Mixing Time (sec) 10”
Working Time (from start of mix) 1’40”

*Mixing conditions at 23°C. Higher temperatures will shorten working time.

• After conditioning the tooth surface with GC Dentin Conditioner (10% polyacrylic acid), a thin film of the mixed Fuji 7 is applied over the tooth surface that needs protection.
• After placement, when the material starts to lose the glossy appearance, moisture protect with GC Cocoa Butter or GC Fuji Varnish or GC Fuji Coat LC.

• Occlusal surface protection of erupting molars
• Fissure protection
• Root surface protection
• Hypersensitivity prevention and control
• Caries stabilization and internal remineralization of active lesions
• Intermediate endodontic sealing
• Temporary restorative
• Restoration of micro cavities

Effective glass ionomer protection

• Self-bonding ion exchange and high fluoride release create a strong, acid-resistant, chemically fused layer that will continue to offer protection to the occlusal surface for up to 24 months
• Etching, bonding agents, or tooth isolation is not required
• Strong, lasting bond to tooth structure
• Moisture-friendly; perfect for sealing and protecting newly erupted molars or endodontically treated preparations
• The tooth-like coefficient of thermal expansion improves the sealant staying power, which helps maintain marginal integrity (when used as a restorative)
• Fewer steps; self-bonding can seal in less than half the time of a resin

Long term fluoride release

• Has the highest fluoride release of any glass ionomer or resin
• Is six times more than any of the latest glass ionomers
• Provides patients with up to 24 months of fluoride protection every application
• More than just a sealant barrier, the advanced fluoride protection offers your patient protection from secondary caries
• Prevents non-carious lesions from progressing to caries
• Improves the likelihood of remineralization and strengthens the enamel
• Prevents further erosion in rampant caries cases
• Fluoride release can be recharged when the patient uses a fluoridated rinse or dentifrice