GDT Supplies
GDT Supplies includes professional dental materials for cementation of implant-retained crowns and provisional restorations, denture relining, temporary restorative procedures, restorative and laboratory applications, digital scanning, and implant-abutment sealing. The collection includes material options with different compositions, curing methods, package formats, and intended uses. Select each product according to the planned clinical or laboratory procedure and the applicable instructions for use.
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Dental Restorative, Relining, Scanning, and Laboratory Supplies
GDT Supplies brings together dental materials for a range of clinical and laboratory workflows. The collection includes implant cement, temporary cements and filling materials, denture-reline materials, adhesives, restorative and laboratory resins, digital-scanning materials, and implant-abutment sealing products.
For implant-retained crowns and provisional restorations, GDT Implant Cement is intended for temporary cementation where retrievability may be required. Temporary-treatment materials in the collection include GDT Temp Glue OTC Temporary Cement, GDT Temp Fill, and GDT Temp Seal Temporary Cavity Filling Material.
The denture-reline range includes GDT FlexSoft Reline, FlexSoft Primer, the FlexSoft Reline and Primer Set, TempSoft Reline, AcrySoft Denture Reline, and AcryHard Denture Reline. FlexSoft Reline is a vinyl-polysiloxane material, while the matching FlexSoft Primer is acrylic based.
Restorative Resins, Scanning Materials and Implant Sealing
For restorative and laboratory procedures, the collection includes GDT Instant Bond Self-Etching Adhesive, LC Blockout Light-Cured Block Out Resin, Core Rebuild Resin, NanoComp, NanoComp Flow, Gingival Dam Resin Barrier, and Tempcryl Resin. Select each material according to the required restorative, provisional, isolation, or laboratory workflow.
The collection also includes GDT CAD/CAM Powder Scanning Spray, a water-soluble matting agent for reflective surfaces before digital optical scanning. For implant-abutment applications, GDT Denta Seal Fill is a light-cured silicone-matrix material listed for temporary sealing material for implant abutment screw access channels. GDT Anti Virus Gel is a thymol-containing silicone-matrix material listed for sealing implant microgaps in two-component implant systems.
Technical Specifications & Product Categories
- Implant Cement: GDT Implant Cement is intended for temporary cementation of implant-retained crowns and provisional restorations.
- Temporary Materials: GDT Temp Glue OTC Temporary Cement, Temp Fill, and Temp Seal Temporary Cavity Filling Material.
- Denture Reline Materials: FlexSoft Reline, FlexSoft Primer, FlexSoft Reline and Primer Set, TempSoft Reline, AcrySoft Denture Reline, and AcryHard Denture Reline.
- Restorative and Laboratory Materials: Instant Bond Self-Etching Adhesive, LC Blockout Resin, Core Rebuild Resin, NanoComp, NanoComp Flow, Gingival Dam Resin Barrier, and Tempcryl Resin.
- Digital Scanning Material: CAD/CAM Powder Scanning Spray for matting reflective surfaces before optical scanning.
- Implant-Abutment Sealing Materials: Denta Seal Fill and GDT Anti Virus Gel for their specified implant-abutment or implant-microgap applications.
- Material Variations: Product composition, curing method, shade, package format, and intended use vary by selected material.
- Product Selection: Review the individual product description, compatibility requirements, and applicable instructions for use before clinical or laboratory application.
By selecting GDT Supplies according to the planned procedure, clinicians and laboratory teams can use materials matched to the required restorative, relining, scanning, temporary-treatment, or implant-abutment workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions About GDT Supplies
How strong is the bond of GDT Implant Cement?
What advantages does GDT Temp Seal Temporary Cavity Filling Material offer in temporary restorations?
What is the GDT CAD-CAM Powder Scanning Spray's particle size, and does it affect surface texture?
To maximize effectiveness, it’s essential to shake the can thoroughly before each use for a consistent mixture. Applying short bursts, rather than continuous sprays, helps avoid overcoating while letting the spray settle for a few seconds ensures even distribution. With just one layer, dentists can typically achieve optimal results for multiple scans, creating the ideal matte surface that scanners need for detailed and accurate impressions.