Relyx™ Veneer Cement

Relyx™ Veneer Cement is a veneer cement system with a customer-preferred delivery and color match system that easy to use and easy to clean up. Relyx™ Veneer Cement provides simple and efficient bonding of porcelain, composite and ceramic veneers. Combined with the 3M ESPE Relyx™ Veneer Try-In Paste, the cement can help simplify veneer procedures.

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Customer-preferred delivery and shading system is easy to use.

Try-in pastes are water soluble and residue-free and offer excellent color match to the final cured cement for better patient satisfaction.

Translucent shade 3M ESPE Relyx™ Veneer Try-In Paste compared to similar competitive products: Calibra Esthetic Resin Cement, Vario link II Esthetic Cementation System, Nexus Universal Luting System.

Easy to clean up.

Ideal, non-slump cement viscosity prevents veneer drift and is easy to dispense, apply and seat.

Relyx™ Veneer cement excellent adhesion to dentin and enamel reduces the potential for microleakage and marginal staining.

Light-cure only, resin-based cement provides exceptional color stability. Additionally, the cement cures with a wide range of light sources.

Available in six commonly known and preferred shades: Translucent, B0.5/White, White Opaque, A1/Light Yellow, A3 Opaque/Yellow Opaque, and A5 Opaque/Dark.

To order
Contact your authorized 3M ESPE dental distributor. For a complete list of local authorized 3M ESPE dental distributors, click here.

Calibra is a trademark of Dentsply/Caulk. Nexus is a registered trademark of Kerr. Variolink is a trademark of Ivoclar/Vivadent

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RelyX™ Veneer Cement Sell Sheet (pdf, 623K)

RelyX™ Veneer Cement Technical Product Profile (pdf, 301K)

RelyX™ Cement Products Family Chart (pdf, 659K)

Clinical Tips on using RelyX™ Veneer Cement (pdf, 140K)

Dental Economics Reprint, September 2002 (pdf, 50K)