Collection: Cements & Liners

Reliable Materials for Long-Lasting Restorations and Pulp Protection

The Cements & Liners Collection at Libral Traders includes a trusted range of dental cements, cavity liners, and protective bases designed to support both temporary and permanent restorative procedures. Sourced from proven brands like LD, Meta, MB, and Vericom, these materials ensure strong adhesion, pulpal protection, and clinical efficiency.
Whether you're placing a final crown, creating a protective liner under a composite restoration, or sealing a temporary restoration, our curated selection provides both biocompatibility and ease of use for consistent outcomes.

Why Choose Our Cements & Liners?

Comprehensive Range: From glass ionomer cement to light-cured liners and temporary eugenol-free cements

Pulp-Friendly Materials: Designed to protect dentin and pulp from thermal shock and chemical irritation

Consistent Handling: Smooth application, fast setting, and strong bonding across multiple indications

Trusted by Professionals: Suitable for general dentistry, pediatric care, and restorative procedures

Feature products like LD Glass Ionomer Restorative Cement, MB Biner LC Light-Curing Cavity Liner, and Vericom Care Cem DC Temporary Resin offer the versatility and performance that modern clinical workflows demand.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between temporary and permanent dental cements?

Temporary cements (like Meta NETC) are used to hold restorations in place temporarily and are easier to remove, while permanent cements (like glass ionomer or zinc phosphate) offer long-term strength and adhesion for crowns, bridges, and inlays.

2. When should a cavity liner be used?

Cavity liners like MB Biner LC or LD varnishes are placed under restorations to protect the pulp from thermal changes and chemical irritation, especially in deep cavities or near-exposed dentin.

3. Is glass ionomer cement suitable for restorative use?

Yes, glass ionomer cements provide chemical bonding to tooth structure and release fluoride, making them suitable for core build-ups, base restorations, and class V lesions.

4. Can I use non-eugenol cement under composite restorations?

Absolutely. Eugenol-free cements like Meta NETC are ideal under composite or resin-based materials, as they avoid interference with polymerization and offer excellent temporary retention.

Explore the Cements & Liners Collection at Libral Traders and equip your practice with materials that support precision, protection, and performance, whether for a temporary restoration or a long-lasting final placement.