DPI Kalzinol Zinc Oxide Eugenol Cement

• Provides effective antimicrobial properties, helping to prevent infection.
• Soothing to the tooth pulp, offering comfort for sensitive teeth.
• Easy to mix, with a smooth, consistent texture for proper placement.
• Fast-setting, allowing for quick completion of temporary fillings and other dental procedures.
• Biocompatible, minimizing irritation to soft tissues and the tooth pulp.
• Can be used as a base or liner under permanent restorative materials.
• White or off-white color for improved aesthetic appearance.
• Offers a reliable seal, making it ideal for temporary fillings and root canal sealants.
• Affordable and cost-effective compared to other dental materials.
• Long shelf life when stored properly, maintaining its effectiveness over time.
• Versatile, suitable for a variety of temporary dental applications.

Key Specifications: 

• Composition: A combination of zinc oxide and eugenol
• Consistency :Powder and Liquid 
• Color: White or off-white appearance 
• Weight : Powder 20gm ,Liquid 10ml

Packaging: 

• 1 x Powder 20 gms.
• 1 x Liquid 10ml.

Direction To Use: 

• Preparation:

  • Ensure that the cavity or treated area is clean, dry, and free from debris or moisture.
  • Gather the required materials: the zinc oxide powder, eugenol liquid, mixing pad, and a spatula.

• Mixing:

  • Dispense an appropriate amount of zinc oxide powder and eugenol liquid as per the manufacturer's instructions (usually a powder-to-liquid ratio of 2:1).
  • On a clean, dry mixing pad, mix the powder and liquid thoroughly using a spatula.
  • Continue mixing until a smooth, homogenous, and workable consistency is achieved.

• Application:

  • Once the mixture reaches the desired consistency, immediately place the cement into the cavity or prepared area using a spatula or condenser.
  • For temporary fillings, ensure complete coverage and slight overfilling to allow for proper shaping.

• Setting:

  • Allow the material to set. The setting time is typically within a few minutes, but avoid disturbing the material during the initial setting phase.

• Finishing:

  • Once the cement has set, any excess material can be trimmed or shaped to fit the tooth anatomy using appropriate dental instruments.

• Post-Procedure Care:

  • Instruct the patient to avoid chewing on the filled tooth until the cement has fully set to ensure optimal results.