• Light-cured formulation allows controlled setting.
• Releases fluoride for additional protection beneath restorations.
• Radiopaque for easy identification on dental radiographs.
• Provides a protective lining in deep cavity preparations.
• Suitable for indirect pulp capping.
• Helps protect the cavity during acid-etch procedures.
• Bonds effectively with adhesive primers, composites and resin-based restorative materials.
• Provides micromechanical bonding to dentin.
• Low solubility in oral fluids supports long-term stability.
• Supports secondary dentine formation.

Maarc Calx-LC is a light-cured calcium hydroxide cavity liner and base material designed to provide pulp protection beneath dental restorations. Its fluoride-releasing and radiopaque formulation makes it suitable for use in deep cavity preparations and indirect pulp-capping procedures.

The material offers controlled light curing for convenient placement and setting. It also provides resistance to acidic conditions encountered during etching and exhibits low solubility in oral fluids, helping maintain the protective lining beneath the final restoration.

Calx-LC is compatible with composite and other resin-based restorative materials and is formulated to provide reliable bonding with adhesive systems while adapting effectively to dentin.

• Brand: MAARC
• Product Name: Calx-LC
• Product Code: 9106/003
• Product Type: Light-Cure Cavity Liner and Base
• Base Material: Calcium Hydroxide
• Net Quantity: 3 g
• Curing Type: Light Cure
• Fluoride Releasing: Yes
• Radiopaque: Yes
• Application: Cavity lining and indirect pulp capping
• Compatibility: Composite and conventional restorative materials
• Delivery: Syringe
• Shelf Life: 3 years from date of manufacture

1 × Maarc Calx-LC Syringe – 3 g

4 × Applicator Tips

1. Prepare and clean the cavity according to the restorative procedure.
2. Remove excess moisture while avoiding over-drying the dentin.
3. Attach an applicator tip to the Calx-LC syringe.
4. Apply a small amount of material to the deepest area requiring pulp protection or cavity lining.
5. Keep the material confined to the required area and avoid unnecessary thick application.
6. Light cure using a suitable dental curing unit.
7. Continue with the selected adhesive and restorative procedure.
8. Replace the syringe cap securely after use.

• Intended for professional dental use.
• Suitable as a cavity liner beneath restorative materials.
• Recommended for indirect pulp-capping procedures.
• Provides protection during acid-etch techniques.
• Radiopaque for radiographic assessment.
• Store according to the manufacturer's recommended conditions.
• Best before 3 years from the date of manufacture

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