$218.66

• Neutral shade supports minimal color alteration
• Dual-cure chemistry supports limited light access
• 9 g automix syringe supports consistent dispensing
• Compatible with ceramic and composite restorations
• Includes 15 mixing tips for automix application
• Quantity: 1 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent Variolink Esthetic Luting Cement, DC Syringe Refill, 9g, Neutral is used for permanent adhesive cementation of indirect ceramic and composite resin restorations that require dual-cure polymerization and controlled esthetics. Variolink Esthetic DC is a dual-cure luting composite designed for restorations such as inlays, onlays, partial crowns, crowns, and bridges, and the Neutral shade supports cementation when the clinician wants minimal intentional alteration of the restoration's planned color effect, with a combination of light-activated and chemical curing that supports reliable polymerization where light transmission through the restoration may be reduced. Each pack contains one 9g automix syringe in Neutral shade, plus 15 mixing tips.

Dental offices ordering dual-cure luting cement from their supplier can buy this larger 9g syringe for greater material volume than the corresponding 5g configuration, while retaining the same Neutral effect shade and dual-cure material platform for practices that go through cement more quickly across a busy restorative schedule. Variolink Esthetic DC works through a dual-cure polymerization system that combines light curing with self-curing chemistry. This allows the luting composite to continue curing in areas where restorative thickness, opacity, or geometry limits direct light exposure. The material is formulated with a flexible, situational consistency that balances flow during seating with stability at the restoration margin, supporting controlled placement and excess removal.

The Neutral shade sits within the Variolink Esthetic effect shade concept and is intended to preserve the selected restorative appearance without deliberately shifting the result toward a lighter or warmer effect, making it a dependable default choice when the underlying preparation color and restorative material already match the desired final shade outcome.