• 3.5 gm LV syringe refill with 10 tips
• Moisture-tolerant self-adhesive resin cement
• 12 micron film thickness for optimal seating
• No etching or bonding needed on dentin
• Radiopaque and fluoride-releasing for protection

The Pulpdent Embrace WetBond? Resin Cement in the Low Viscosity (LV) syringe refill format is an advanced, dual-cure, self-adhesive dental cement formulated with a proprietary hydrophilic resin technology, making it uniquely moisture-tolerant. This particular low viscosity version is supplied in a 3.5 gm automix syringe refill and typically includes 10 automix tips, offering convenient and precise chairside delivery.

Unlike many conventional hydrophobic resin cements, the Embrace LV formulation actively bonds to a slightly moist tooth surface, eliminating the need for a completely dry field, which in turn helps reduce postoperative sensitivity. It achieves an exceptional film thickness of 12 microns or less, which is ideally suited for luting applications that demand a thin, uniform cement layer for optimal seating of restorations. The cement is self-adhesive to dentin, meaning it typically requires no separate etching or bonding agents on the dentin, significantly streamlining the cementation process.

It is a highly versatile material indicated for the secure cementation of PFM, gold, metal, titanium, and fiber posts, as well as reinforced ceramic crowns and bridges, and for inlays and onlays. The best Embrace Resin Cement LV is dual-cured, radiopaque, and releases fluoride, adding a layer of protection to the restoration margin. Its unique self-cure mechanism is based on anaerobic polymerization, allowing for a long working time in the presence of air, with the setting process beginning only after the restoration is fully seated and the air is excluded.

This feature is particularly advantageous for multi-unit restorations. If you are searching for the best moisture-tolerant self-adhesive resin cement then its innovative hydrophilic chemistry, which eliminates microleakage and the major causes of sensitivity by bonding effectively to the slightly moist tooth structure, is best for you. With a high compressive strength of 44,500 psi and a high retention value, this cement ensures reliable, long-lasting clinical performance and a predictable, simpler technique for the busy dental professional.