Pulp Protection: Effectively insulates the dental pulp against thermal shock and chemical irritation from restorative resins.

Secondary Dentin Formation: Helps stimulate the formation of secondary dentin to protect the pulp's vitality.

Light-Cured Efficiency: Allows for immediate hardening via a curing light, enabling the practitioner to proceed with the filling immediately.

High Radiopacity: Clearly visible on X-rays, allowing for easy differentiation from the tooth structure and decay.

Ready-to-Use: The syringe delivery system provides a precise, direct application without the need for manual mixing.

Alkaline pH: Maintains a high pH environment which exhibits antimicrobial properties.

LC-CAL PASTE is a specialized dental liner and pulp-capping material designed for professional use. It consists of a light-curable calcium hydroxide paste that provides a protective barrier between the dental pulp and restorative materials. Unlike traditional chemical-cure calcium hydroxide, this light-cured version allows for "command set" control, significantly reducing chair time while maintaining a stable, radiopaque foundation for the final restoration.

Material Type: Light-Cured Radiopaque Calcium Hydroxide.

Curing Method: Pho

Curing Time: 20–30 seconds (depending on light intensity).

Delivery System: Pre-filled syringe with disposable tips.

Standard Compliance: ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certified.

Syrige: 1 x 2g pre-filled syringe (standard configuration).

Accessories: Disposable applicator tips (bent or straight).

Box: Labeled with technical certifications and primary indications.

Preparation: Clean the cavity thoroughly and ensure there is no active bleeding if performing a pulp cap. Blot dry, but avoid excessive dehydration of the dentin.

Dispensing: Attach a fresh applicator tip to the syringe.

Application: Apply a thin layer (not exceeding 1mm) to the deep parts of the cavity or the exposed pulp area. Do not spread the material over the entire cavity floor; keep it confined to the necessary area.

Curing: Light-cure the material for 20 to 30 seconds using a standard dental curing light (470nm).

Restoration: Once cured, the surface is ready for the application of standard base materials, adhesives, or final restorative composites.

Primary Indications: Direct and indirect pulp capping, and as a cavity base/liner under all filling materials (amalgam, composite, etc.).

Precautions: If the material comes into contact with skin or eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water. Keep the syringe cap tightly closed when not in use to prevent premature hardening.

Warranty Period: 2 Years (Shelf life from the date of manufacture).

Storage Requirements: Store in a cool, dry place. For optimal shelf life, refrigeration is often recommended ($2\text{--}8\text{°C}$), but ensure the material reaches room temperature before clinical use for better flow.