GC Miracle Mix, 50 Capsules
ر.ق555.00
Silver Alloy / Glass Ionomer Restorative Cement
The combination of silver alloy and glass ionomer gives GC Miracle Mix improved physical properties for the use in occlusal restorations and core build-up.
Description
Advantages
- Strong chemical adhesion
Excellent marginal seal - High radiopacity
Facilitating post-operative diagnosis - High physical properties
Improved longevity - Fluoride release
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