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SDent® 5 Sets Silicone Molding Impression Putty Fast Setting Rubber Putty Non-Flavored Regular Set Pre-Mixed Model (30g+30g)/Set
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SDent® 5 Sets Silicone Molding Impression Putty Features
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Fast Setting, Hand-Mixing time(23°C): 30-40s.
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Total Working Time(23°C,including hand-mixing time): 90s.
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Mouth removal Time: 5.0 minutes.
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For 1 person 1 time biting impression, saving time and cost.
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Non-Flavored.
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5 sets * (30g+30g)/set
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Pre-Mixed Model.
About SDent® 5 Sets Silicone Molding Impression Putty
SDent 5 sets Silicone Molding Impression Putty Fast Setting Rubber Putty Non-Flavored Regular Set Pre-Mixed Model (30g+30g)/set. 5 sets * (30g+30g)/set. If you need AUTOCLAVABLE impression tray, also, welcome to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CTT6WJ6V?ref=myi_title_dp to find it. STD firmer set putty(Type 0). Chemical Nature: Vinyl Polysiloxane Impression Material. Regular Set-Putty-Hydrophilic. ISO4823 Type 0. Color: Catalyst Paste(A)-White, Base Paste(B) -red brown. Shelf life: 2 years. Recommended Hand-Mixing time(23°C）: 30-40s. Total Working Time(23°C,including hand-mixing time): 90s. Mouth removal Time: 5.0min. Max compression Set: ＜1.0%. Recovery from Deformation: ＞99.0%. Max. Dimensional Change: 24hrs＜3.0%,336hrs(2weeks)＜3.0%. Strain in Compression: 1.0-3.0%. Recommended Gypsum Pour Time: 2hrs-2weeks. Applications: Crown and Bridge, Denture and Bite Registration impressions. Impression Procedures: One-step Putty/Wash Technique: Recommended Materials: Putty and Type 2 and Type 3 Syringeable 1. Select or prepare a rigid tray of sufficient size and wall height to accommodate 2-3mm thickness of impression material surrounding the teeth. 2. Brush a thin coat of tray adhesive on the tray and allow to air dry. Prepare the teeth, isolate and retraction cords. Note: the adhesive employed must be right for the tray type and material if the bond is to be strong. Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions to use of adhesive. 3. Dispense the syringable material directly into an intra-oral syringe of your choice. Alternatively, a Chemoment intra-oral tip can be attached to the mixing tip for direct syringing. (Note: Use moderate pressure and push the blunt end of the intra-oral tip into the mix tip). 4. Measure equal volumes of putty base (Part B) and catalyst (Part A). 5. Simultaneous to removal of retraction cords and inject on of syringeable material around the clean, dry tooth preparations, the assistant should mix the base and catalyst with fingertips until a homogeneous color is obtained (30 sec.). The mixed putty is then put into the adhesive coated tray. Make a large dimple-shaped indentation (approximately the size of three teeth) in the putty where the preparation site will be impressed. Fill the indentation with the syringeable material. Note: Syringe with a stirring motion, keeping the tip immersed to avoid trapping air and ensuring adherence to and complete coverage of the prepared surfaces. 6. Slowly seat the tray with unset mixed putty in the mouth over the unset syringeable material on the preparation. Note: The tray must be seated within 40 seconds after oral syringing has begun with the Light Body and Regular Body material and within 60seconds after completion of mixing the putty. 7. Immobilize the tray in the mouth without excessive pressure on the tray until the materials are completely set (2-3 minutes) 8. Apply downward pressure along the periphery of the tray to release the impression seal and remove the tray. 9. Visually inspect impression for defects and tears. Thoroughly examine and explore the sulcus of prepared teeth, as well as surrounding dentition for impression material remnants. 10. Immediately rinse the impression under water and blow try. 11. Immerse the impression in a 2% glutaraldehyde disinfectant for the period of time recommended by the manufacturer for optimum results. Remove the impression, rinse it with water and dry the impression. The disinfection procedure will not affect the impression performance. 12. The model can be poured two hours after setting. Type 3 and Type 4 dental stone materials may be used. The impressions are very stable and can be poured up to weeks later. 13. Impressions should be shipped in packaging designed to prevent distortion and contamination. Two Step Putty/Wash Technique Recommended Materials: Putty and Light Body (Type3) (Type 2 can also be used) Step 1 Tray Preparation/Preliminary Putty Impression 1. Select or prepare a rigid tray of sufficient size and wall height to accommodate 2-3mm thickness of impression material surrounding the teeth. 2. Brush a thin coat of tray adhesive on the tray and allow to air dry (minimum of 2-3 minutes). 3. Measure equal volumes of putty base and catalyst and mix the base and catalyst with fingertips until a homogeneous color is obtained (30 sec.). The mixed putty is then put into the adhesive coated tray. 4. Place a plastic spacer (for example PE food wrap) over the mixed putty and seat the tray into the mouth. Maneuver the tray in the mouth to create a 2-3 mm space for the syringeable material. Note: The tray must be seated within 60 seconds after completion of putty mixing. Once seated, the tray can be left in the mouth until fully set (2-3 minutes) and then remove. 5. Remove the spacers. Rinse and dry the putty impression. If 2 mm space is not available throughout the impression, remove excess set putty with a bur or sharp knife adequate space is achieved. Make sure putty impression is clean
