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Product description:
Meron is a glass ionomer cement for luting.
Meron has a low solubility in the mouth and a low level of acidity.
Indications:
For attaching crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, pins, posts and orthodontic
bands.
Contraindications:
Meron contains polyacrylic acid and parabens. Meron should therefore
not be used in patients with a known hypersensitivity (allergy) to these
ingredients.
Patient target group:
Meron is suitable for use in all patients without any age or gender
restrictions.
Performance features:
The product’s performance features satisfy the requirements of the
intended use and the relevant product standards.
User:
Meron should only be used by a professionally trained dental practitioner.
Use:
Thoroughly clean and dry enamel, dentine and cavity surfaces. Clean cores
before luting (e.g. pumice, water), thoroughly rinse and dry with a gentle
stream of air or cotton pellets (do not overdry!).
Ensure sufficient residual dentine thickness to prevent pulp irritation. If
necessary, protect the pulp or build up the core.
Shake the powder well before use.
The working temperature should be 15°C - 23°C.
Use one drop of liquid for one level measuring scoop of powder
(powder / liquid ratio = 3.0 : 1 g/g).
Place powder and liquid on a suitable glass plate or a suitable mixing pad.
When dispensing the liquid, hold the dropper bottle vertically.
It is recommended to divide the powder into 3 portions and to mix it portion
by portion into the liquid, using a solid plastic spatula or another abrasionresistant type of spatula.
Application:

Meron has a working time of approx. 3 min at room temperature and sets
after 3 - 5 min in the mouth. Higher temperatures shorten the working time,
low temperatures prolong it.
The correct consistency is achieved when Meron can be applied to the
core and into the crown with a hard brush. It is essential to prevent contact
with water and saliva during application and setting.
Excess material can be removed particularly easily during the rubber-elastic
phase (before complete curing) using a scaler or a curette, for example