GC Gold Label 9 Posterior Restorative GIC

• Chemical adhesion to tooth structure allows minimal cavity preparation without the need for etching or bonding agents
• A chemical setting without shrinkage allows single-step placement without layering
• Similar thermal expansion as tooth structure produces minimal stress on the marginal seal
• Strontium-based glass provides good radiopacity and snap-set characteristics unanimously preferred by clinicians
• Strontium based fluoride-releasing formulation contributes to internal remineralization within tooth structure as well as increasing surface strength over time
• High compressive and flexural strength, and 60% higher wear resistance than conventional glass ionomers make Gold Label 9 strong enough for use in posterior teeth

Key Specifications: 

Gold Label IX Extra

• Powder / Liquid ratio (g/g)- 0.40 / 0.12
• Mixing Time(sec.)- 10
• Working Time(min., sec.)- 1.15
• Net Setting Time(min., sec.)-2.00
• Final Finishing Commencing Time(37°C, after starting mix)
  (min., sec.)- 2.30

Gold Label IX

• Mixing Time(sec.)- 30
• Working Time(min.)-2.0
• Finishing begins from the start of the mix(min.)-6
• Powder / Liquid Ratio (g/g)- 3.6 / 1.0

Packaging: 

Gc Gold Label 9 Extra - Big Pkg:

• 1 x 15 g Powder
• 1 x 8 g Liquid(6.4ml)

Gc Gold Label 9 -  Big Pkg:

• 1 x 15 g Powder
• 1 x 13.1 g (10.5mL)Liquid

Gc Gold Label 9 Extra - Mini Pack:

• 1 x 5g Powder
• 1 x 3g Liquid(2.4ml)

Gc Gold Label 9 - Mini Pack:

• 1 x 5 g Powder
• 1 x 5 g Liquid(4ml)

Direction To Use: 

1. POWDER AND LIQUID DISPENSING

• The standard powder-to-liquid ratio is 3.4g/ 1.0g. (1 level scoop of powder to 1 drop of liquid).
• For accurate dispensing of powder, lightly tap the bottle against the hand. Do not shake or invert.
• To dispense the correct amount of liquid from the bottle turn the bottle upside down, keep the nozzle away from the mixing pad and gently press the bottle. Discard the first 1-2 drops after opening a new bottle as the dispensed amount may not be accurate.
• Close bottles tightly immediately after use.

2. MIXING

• Dispense powder and liquid onto the pad. Using the plastic spatula, divide the powder into 2 equal parts. Mix the first portion with all the liquid for 10 seconds. Incorporate the remaining portion and mix the whole thoroughly for 15-20 seconds (Fig. 1).

3. RESTORATIVE TECHNIQUE

• Prepare the tooth using standard techniques. Extensive mechanical retention is not necessary. For pulp capping, use calcium hydroxide.
• Apply GC CAVITY CONDITIONER (10 seconds) or GC DENTIN CONDITIONER (20 seconds) to the bonding surfaces using a cotton pellet or sponge (Fig. 2).
• Refer to the respective instructions for use.
• Rinse thoroughly with water. Dry by blotting with a cotton pellet or gently blowing with an air syringe. DO NOT DESICCATE. The best results are obtained when prepared surfaces appear moist (glistening) (Fig. 3).
• Mix the required amount of GC Gold Label IX GP-EXTRA. Working time is 2 minutes from the start of mixing at 23°C (73.4°F). Higher temperatures will shorten working time.
• Transfer cement to the preparation using a syringe or other suitable instrument. Avoid air bubbles.
• From the preliminary contour and cover with a matrix if required (Fig. 4). g) When set, immediately apply GC Fuji VARNISH (blow dry) or GC Fuji COAT LC (light cure for 10 sec.).

4. FINISHING

• Final finishing under water spray using standard techniques can begin at 6 minutes after starting the mix.
• Apply a final coat of G-COAT PLUS and light cure for 20 sec. (Fig.5, 6). Alternatively, apply GC Fuji VARNISH (blow dry) or GC Fuji COAT LC (light cure for 10 sec.) 
• Instruct the patient not to apply pressure for 1 hour.