SOLVENTUM (3M) ESPE™ Durelon™ CD Carboxylate Luting Cement Liquid Triple Pack (#38267)

[AcmeDent SKU = 'CA0321']

The SOLVENTUM (3M) ESPE™ Durelon™ CD Carboxylate Luting Cement Liquid Triple Pack (SKU 38267) is a premium dental luting cement designed for reliable cementation of crowns, bridges and other indirect restorations. This high-performance carboxylate luting system features a calibrated liquid dispenser (40 mL triple size, 12 syringes) that delivers consistency, precision and ease of use for the busy dental practice.

Key features:

• Fluoride-releasing carboxylate chemistry for added protection and long-term dentin/enamel interface stability.
• Very low film thickness to optimise marginal adaptation and fit of indirect restorations.
• Relatively neutral pH after set to minimise patient postoperative sensitivity.
• Adhesion to both enamel and dentin without the need for separate bonding agents or conditioners, saving chair time.
• Reliable self-cure formulation in a calibrated dispenser format for ease of use and controlled dosing.

Ideal for prosthodontic applications including cementation of metal, ceramic or PFM crowns and bridges, inlays/onlays, and posts. The triple-pack format makes it cost-effective for high-volume practices while maintaining the same high standard of performance you expect from 3M.

Usage notes:
Ensure proper mixing according to manufacturer instructions. Maintain clean dispensing syringes and proper ratio. Use under dry conditions with minimal moisture contamination. The calibrated dispenser system simplifies consistent delivery and dosing. Consider inventory controls to ensure you are using the correct SKU (38267) for triple-liquid format.

Why choose this product:
For dental professionals seeking a dependable, adhesive carboxylate luting cement with excellent marginal integrity, fluoride release and minimal sensitivity risk, this Durelon™ CD triple pack provides both clinical performance and value. It supports long-term restoration success through strong bonding to tooth structure and effective sealing of the restoration margin.