This document discusses different types of dental cement. Type 1 cements include luting agents, class ionomer, composite resin, zinc oxide, and zinc phosphate cements. Type 2 cements are used for temporary restorations and are known as intermediate restoration materials. Type 3 cements include liners like glass ionomer, zinc oxide, and calcium hydroxide, as well as bases like zinc oxide eugenol, zinc phosphate, and polycarboxylate. Common dental cements discussed include calcium hydroxide, glass ionomer, composite resin, zinc oxide eugenol, zinc phosphate, and polycarboxylate.

1. L5 : Dental Cement
By
Nor Arma Ahmad
Nur Fazira Ahmad

2. Type :
Type 1
• Luting agent
• Class ionomer,
composit resin,
zinc oxide, zinc
phosphate & Poly
Carbohydrate
Type 2
• Temporary
Restoration
• Intermediate
Restoration
Material (IRM)
Type 3
• Liner (glass
ionomer, zinc
oxide & calcium
hydroxide
(Dycal))
• Base (zinc oxide
eugenol, zinc
phospate, poly
carbohydrate)

3. Calcium Hydroxide (Dycal)
Lining for all type of
retoration
2 paste system

4. Glass Ionomer
Luting agent
Lining
Bonding

5. Composite Resin Cement
Powder & Liquid
2 Paste System (light cured)
Luting agent

6. Zinc Oxide Eugenol
Powder & Liquid
2 paste system
Eugenol (can’t
use in
composite-
sedative)
Temporary
Restoration
Liner & Base
Luting Agent

7. Zinc Phospate
Powder &
Liquid
Luting Agent
Base
Can’t place
directly to the
pulp

8. Poly
Carboxylate
Powder &
Liquid
Luting
agent
Base
Place for
all type of
restoration