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PANAVIA F 2.0

The unique anaerobic-curing resin cement

Fullfilling highest demands

PANAVIA™ F 2.0 is a dual-cure resin cement with anaerobic properties. Excess paste can be light-cured*. The cement which the light cannot reach is cured by its self-curing reaction in anaerobic conditions (with the exclusion of oxygen). PANAVIA™ F 2.0 is accepted as a premium product by leading universities, displaying a high bond strength to tooth structures and restoration materials. In combination with the self-etching primer system ED PRIMER II, the resin cement reduces post-operative sensitivity and provides consistently good results.

^{*Although this is not stated in the Instructions for Use (IFU).}

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The enduring legacy of MDP monomer

For all kinds of restorations

PANAVIA F 2.0 describes a whole cement system. This system consists of PANAVIA™ F 2.0 Pastes A and B, ED PRIMER II for conditioning of the tooth structure, ALLOY PRIMER and OXYGUARD II. The latter is used to prevent inhibition of oxygen at the margins during self-curing of the cement. For ceramic restorations, the use of CLEARFIL™ CERAMIC PRIMER PLUS is recommended*. The system is indicated for:

Cementation of metal crowns and bridges,<br>inlays and onlays

Cementation of metal crowns and bridges,
inlays and onlays

Cementation of porcelain crowns, inlays,<br>onlays and veneers

Cementation of porcelain crowns, inlays,
onlays and veneers

Cementation of composite resin crowns,<br>inlays and onlays

Cementation of composite resin crowns,
inlays and onlays

Cementation of adhesive bridges

Cementation of endodontic cores and<br>prefabricated posts

Cementation of endodontic cores and
prefabricated posts

Amalgam bonding

*Although this is not stated in the Instructions for Use (IFU).

Self-defined working time

The cement has anaerobic-curing properties. Hence, the product is well-suited even for the cementation of restorations which are difficult to place, as the working time is long enough. At the same time, users are not slowed down if less time is needed, as curing starts immediately after restoration placement. This unique feature and the smooth consistency make PANAVIA™ F 2.0 a popular aid in daily practice.

Favorable clinical integration

The self-etching ED PRIMER II offers a convenient one-step procedure for etching and priming.
It penetrates gently and effectively enamel and dentin, so that the included adhesive monomer
MDP can set to work. When PANAVIA™ F 2.0 contacts the dried primer surface, the paste
polymerizes from the adhesion interface. This is due to the polymerization accelerators in ED
PRIMER II. Polymerization stress at the adhesion interface is minimized. In consequence, optimal
bond strength is ensured and the potential development of margin gaps is reduced. The result
is a favorable clinical integration.

Technical data

Clinical procedure

With PANAVIA™ F 2.0, a strong bond is obtained independent of the restorative material
used. While most of the work steps are similar in every clinical procedure, conditioning
of the restoration surface may be different for different materials.

1. Sandblast, ultrasonic clean and dry. If precious metal is used, apply ALLOY PRIMER to its surface.

2a. Apply K-ETCHANT GEL (40% phosphoric acid) to clean surface for 5 sec. Rinse and dry.

2b. Apply CLEARFIL™ CERAMIC PRIMER PLUS* to the internal surface of the restoration and dry.

3. Mix equal amounts of ED PRIMER II A + B and apply to the tooth. Then wait 30 sec.

4. Gently air dry.

5. Dispense equal amounts of<br>paste A + B.

5. Dispense equal amounts of
paste A + B.

6. Mix paste A + B for 20 sec.

7. Apply the mixture of the paste to the sandblasted crown and place the crown.

8. Remove excess cement. (For easy clean-up, partially light-cure the excess cement for 2–5 sec. with conventional halogen or LED light, then remove the excess.)*