GC Fuji PLUS, Intro Package 1:1:1, A3

Clinical Overview

GC Fuji PLUS® is a resin‑reinforced glass ionomer luting cement designed for definitive cementation of metal, PFM, and all‑ceramic crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays. It offers superior bond strength compared to conventional GICs, while retaining fluoride release, low thermal expansion, radiopacity, and excellent biocompatibility.

Key Benefits

• High bond strength – significantly greater retention vs. traditional glass ionomer cements
• Resin‑reinforced – enhanced flexural strength and fracture resistance
• Fluoride‑releasing & rechargeable – helps reduce secondary caries risk
• Radiopaque and moisture‑tolerant – facilitates cement detection and placement in clinical environment
• Low film thickness (~10 µm) – ensures precise seating, avoids occlusal discrepancies
• Optional conditioner – enhances chemical adhesion and minimizes postoperative sensitivity

Kit Contents

• 15 g separate powder
• 7 mL glass ionomer liquid
• 6.5 mL Fuji PLUS conditioner (citric acid/ferric chloride)
• 1 × mixing pad and scoop

Working & Setting Times

Refrigeration extends working time when needed.

Indications

• Final cementation of all crown types: metal, PFM, resin, ceramic (zirconia, lithium disilicate)
• Cementation of inlays, onlays, bridges, posts, and cores
• Restorations requiring moisture‑tolerant and durable luting

Instructions for Use

1. Clean preparations with pumice and water.
2. (Optional) Apply Fuji PLUS conditioner for 20 sec, rinse, and gently blot dry.
3. Dispense powder and liquid as directed; mix rapidly to creamy consistency.
4. Apply ~1 mm cement layer to restoration; seat within 30 sec.
5. Allow gel stage to form (∼1 min), remove excess cement.
6. Keep dry until full set (≈4 min), then check occlusion.

Summary

GC Fuji PLUS® provides a strong, moisture‑tolerant, fluoride‑releasing luting cement with reliable film thickness and easy clean‑up. The optional conditioner further enhances adhesion and comfort—an optimal choice for definitive crown, bridge, and inlay/onlay cementation.