Irradiation Time 

• Plasma arc (2000mW/cm2) : 3 sec, 6 sec
• GC G-Light (1200mW/cm2) : 10 sec, 20 sec
• Halogen / LED (700mW/cm2) : 20 sec, 40 sec

Note : Depth of curing will vary according to the timings selected for curing composite.

• 1 x 2.7ml composite syringe

• Shade Selection : Clean the tooth with pumice and water. Shade selection should be made prior to isolation. Select the appropriate G-ænial shades by referring to the G-ænial shade guide.
• Cavity Preparation : Prepare cavity using standard techniques. Dry by gently blowing with oil free air. Note : For pulp capping, use calcium hydroxide.
• Bonding Treatment : For bonding G-ænial to enamel and / or dentin, use a light-cured bonding system such as GC G-ænial Bond, GC G-BOND, GC Fuji BOND LC or GC UniFil Bond.
• Placement of G-ænial : Remove syringe cap and dispense material onto a mixing pad. Place the material into the cavity using a suitable placement instrument. After dispensing, screw syringe plunger anticlockwise by a half to full turn to release residual pressure inside the syringe. Replace cap immediately after use.
• Contouring before Light Curing : Contour using standard techniques.
• Light Curing : Light cure G-ænial using a light curing unit. Keep light guide as close as possible to the surface.
• Note :
  1. Basically, material can be applied in a single layer to achieve aesthetic restorations using Standard shades.
  2. Material may be hard to extrude immediately after removing from cold storage. Prior to use, leave to stand for a few minutes at normal room temperature.
  3. After dispensing, avoid too long exposure to ambient light. Ambient light can shorten the manipulation time