Description
Self-Adhesive Luting Cement
BisCem is a self-etching, self-adhesive, dual-cured resin luting cement exclusively formulated for luting crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, and posts. BisCem has excellent handling properties, is easy to use, and makes clean-up of excess material very easy. It is a paste/paste formula delivered in an 8g auto-mix dual-syringe. In addition, it is radiopaque and produces a strong bond to all substrates.
BisCem is available in two shades, Translucent and Opaque, that meets the needs of a wide variety of restorative scenarios.
BisCem 8g auto-mix dual-syringe can provide approximately 14 restorations.
Unique Benefits:
- A self-adhesive cement specifically formulated for excellent handling properties and easy clean-up
- Radiopaque material is easily identified on radiographs
- Low film thickness ensures the restoration is completely seated
- A cost effective alternative designed to bond to a multitude of substrates, including metals, composites, porcelain and amalgam
- Glass Ionomer benefits with resin cement strength
Clinical Significance:
- No etching, priming or bonding saves time by reducing clinical steps
- An auto-mix dual-syringe delivery requires no hand mixing that can be dispensed directly into the restoration
In the box
- 1 Dual-Syringe BisCem Shade: Translucent (8g)
- Accessories
- Instructions
Benefits

Self-Adhesive Cement
Self-adhesive! No bonding agents required.

Radiopaque
Radiopaque for easy detection on radiographs.

Auto-Mix
Auto-mix, dual-syringe provides a consistent mix for immediate delivery.

Easy Clean Up
Formulated to allow for quick and easy removal of excess cement.

Low Film Thickness
Low film thickness ensures the restoration is completely seated.
Awards

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TurkishWhat types of substrates can be used with BisCem?
BisCem is compatible with substrates including zirconia, lithium disilicate (e.max) and feldspathic porcelain.
Do I need to pre-treat my restorations before cementing with BisCem?
Yes, in order to achieve reliable cementation results, all glass ceramics should be pre-treated with a silane primer such as BISCO’s Porcelain Primer/Bis-Silane. Zirconia, metal and alumina restorations should be pre-treated with an MDP-containing primer such as BISCO’s Z-Prime Plus.
Does BisCem need to be refrigerated?
Yes, BisCem needs to be refrigerated at 2 – 8 °C (36 – 46 °F).
What is the shelf-life of BisCem?
18 months.
What is the difference between BisCem and TheraCem?
Both BisCem and TheraCem are self-adhesive cements. However, TheraCem includes the following features as compared to BisCem:
- Fluoride and calcium release
- Higher bonds strengths; to Zirconia – Contains MDP
- 18-month shelf life at room temperature (BisCem requires refrigeration)
- Higher radiopacity
- Alkaline pH after bonding
How many BisCem shade options are available?
BisCem is offered in two shades: Translucent and Opaque.