SDI RIVA SELF CURE POWDER/LIQUID KIT

Key Specifications
 Strongest dentin replacement  
 Great marginal adaption
 No shrinkage  
 Choice of viscosities
 
 Directions
Isolate tooth, prepare cavity. Apply Riva Conditioner for 10 seconds or Super Etch 37% Phosphoric Acid for 5 seconds.
Wash thoroughly.
Remove excess water. Keep moist.
Activate the capsule and immediately mix in an amalgamator. Important: Do not click with applicator before you mix.
Immediately place into capsule applicator and click trigger until paste is seen through the nozzle.
Extrude Riva Self Cure into cavity and contour.
Apply Riva Coat and light cure.
Commence final finishing under water spray.
Apply Riva Coat and light cure.

 Indications
Non stress bearing Class I and II restorations
Deciduous teeth restorations
Geriatric restorations
Intermediate restorative and base material for Class I and II cavities using the sandwich technique
Cervical (Class V) restorations
Core build ups
Temporary fillings
Restorative in the field using the ART technique
Dentin replacement

 Features
No shrinkage
Riva Self Cure does not contain resin eliminating the problem of volumetric shrinkage after curing. Sensitivity, resulting from microleakage associated with shrinkage does not occur.

BPA and HEMA Free
Riva Self Cure does not contain Bisphenol A (including it's derivatives) or HEMA. Use this product on your patients with confidence and peace of mind.

Choice of viscosities
Riva Self Cure easily extrudes into the cavity, but for an exceptional packable, high viscosity material, use Riva Self Cure HV. You have a choice.

Bulk fill to save time
Riva Self Cure can be bulk filled to minimize chair time.

Surface hardness
The greater the surface hardness, the greater the resistance to abrasive wear. Riva Self Cure is a dynamic glass ionomer cement that can withstand high penetration of the surface.

Low acid erosion
Riva Self Cure has a very low acid erosion value. This improves the longevity of the restoration, resisting disintegration and wear caused by oral acidity. The ISO Standard dictates that a material cannot have acid erosion of more than 0.17mm.