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Esthetic cementation made simple. A light and dual-curing luting composite for the esthetic and permanent cementation of demanding ceramic and composite resin restorations.
Its combination of exceptional esthetics and user-friendly shade matching ensures excellent clinical results in every case.
Even when exposed to intensive light or a humid environment, Variolink Esthetic is not subject to visible shade changes. Its lifelike fluorescence is similar to that of natural teeth. Very resistant to wear, ensuring good marginal quality of the restoration while in place.
Shade | Translucency (approx.) | Effect |
Light+ | 5% (opaque) | Considerably lightens (more whitish) |
Light | 10% | Slightly lightens |
Neutral | 17% | No shade effect |
Warm | 12% | Slightly darkens (more yellowish) |
Warm+ | 8.5% | Considerably darkens (more yellowish) |
Variolink Esthetic was evaluated by 31 consultants for a total of 300 uses. This adhesive resin cement system received a 98% clinical rating.
Description
Variolink Esthetic is an adhesive luting composite for the permanent cementation of ceramic and composite restorations. Based on its preecessors, Variolink II and Variolik Veneer, Variolink Esthetic combines features of both and is available in light-cure (LC) and dual cure (DC) versions. Variolink Esthetic contains the patented light initiator, Ivocerin, which is 100% amine-free for enhanced shade stability.
Product features
Variolink Esthetic is packaged as a complete kit with all of the product necessary for cementation of ceramic or composite restorations. The kit itself is organized with an integrated flow chart, guiding users through the proper sequence and application of the materials to the tooth and restoration. A separate laminated card and instrucition sheet give more detailed inormation. The Light-to-Warm shading system is not based on specific colors, rather it is based on the cement''s ability to slightly lighten, darken or maintain the appearance of the restoration. Try-in pastes are true to the color of the cured cement and are easy to clean off with water. Cement colors are stable after light curing with no shade shift in both the LC and DC versions. The viscosity allows complete seating of restorations with minimal pressure, and excess cement is easy to remove before and after light curing.
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