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Providing dentists with an innovative solution for dental operations that involve permanent cementation, Kerr presents the self-etching/self-adhesive composite cement Maxcem Elite Chroma
that achieves complete polymerisation in both self-polymerisation and photopolymerisation. It offers excellent adhesion and is compatible with all kinds of substrates and indirect
restorations: ceramics for anterior and posterior sectors, CAD/CAM materials and metal-based restorations. A solution that is versatile, reliable and durable, Maxcem Elite Chroma cement is a
real revolution in dentistry. Its practical use is fast and easy due to the automixing syringe that – along with intraoral and endodontic tips – makes the application of the material very
simple, and the innovative colour indicator gives the dentist a signal for the best time to remove the excess cement. Incomplete removal of the excess may cause unfortunate incidents of
crown decementation or harm to the gums, which can occur because of either premature or late removal. When applied, the cement takes on a temporary pink color when being extruded, and then
gradually returns to its permanent coloration during polymerisation. Simple removal in a single pass is guaranteed by Kerr's One-Peel technology, while dual polymerisation ensures the
greatest flexibility in every kind of restoration. Maxcem Elite Chroma is a new addition to the Kerr line of cements and features these notable technical properties: adhesion: it is the best
in its category, and this is vital to the quality and durability of restorations; compatibility to all substrates; 280% radiopacity; and easy storage: it is not necessary to keep it
refrigerated. For more information about Maxcem Elite Chroma and to schedule a free demonstration, visit http://go.kerrdental.eu/chroma-see-for-yourself-uk-pr. To view a video demonstrating
this smart dental cement's properties and three experts' opinions, visit http://go.kerrdental.eu/chroma-3-things-you-didnt-know-about-a-smart-dental-cement-pr. RIGHTS AND
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