$152.64

• Neutral shade supports shade-neutral cementation
• Dual-cure chemistry supports reduced light access
• 5 g automix syringe supports consistent dispensing
• Compatible with ceramic, zirconia, and composite
• Includes 10 mixing tips for automix application
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent Variolink Esthetic Luting Cement, DC Syringe Refill, 5g, Neutral is used for permanent adhesive cementation of indirect restorations that require a dual-cure luting composite with controlled esthetics and dependable polymerization. The Neutral shade provides a high level of translucency for shade-neutral cementation, helping preserve the planned appearance of the overlying restoration without intentionally lightening or warming the final result, and it is suitable for glass-ceramic, lithium disilicate glass-ceramic, composite resin, zirconium oxide, and metal restorations when used according to the appropriate adhesive protocol. Each pack contains one 5g automix syringe in Neutral shade, plus 10 mixing tips.

Dental offices ordering dual-cure luting cement from their supplier can buy this Neutral shade for indirect restorations including inlays, onlays, partial crowns, crowns, and bridges, since the automix syringe format automatically combines the cement components during dispensing, supporting consistent proportioning and efficient placement during cementation procedures without unrelated kit components. Variolink Esthetic DC combines light-curing and self-curing mechanisms so polymerization can continue even where light access is reduced. This dual-cure luting composite is especially relevant for thicker, less translucent, or opaque restorations where light transmission through the restorative material may be limited. The material is formulated with a flexible consistency that balances flowability during seating with stability at the cement margin, and controlled tack curing can assist with removal of excess material before final polymerization.

The Neutral shade is the most translucent option within the effect shade concept and is intended to produce minimal intentional shade shift beneath the restoration, supporting a natural final appearance when the selected restorative material and preparation color are already appropriate for the case.