Dentsply Visco-Gel Kit Caulk

• Visco gel temporary soft denture liner is available in Powder and liquid for hand mixing.
• Liquid separator.

• Polyethylmethacrylate
• Ethyl Alcohol
• Citrate Ester Plasticizer
• Separator: Mineral oil, spearmint oil
• Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner should be kept out of direct sunlight and stored in a well ventilated place at temperatures between 10-24°C

• 1 x 120g Visco-gel Powder
• 1 x 90ml Visco-gel Liquid
• 1 x 15ml Lubricant
• 1 x Bowl Powder
• 1 x Liquid Measure

Cleaning and Preparation:

• Clean the denture using a brush and detergent solution.
• Disinfect the denture according to the manufacturer's or dental laboratory's instructions.
• Relieve pressure areas and undercuts by grinding.
• Thoroughly rinse and dry the denture surface.

Application of Separator:

• Using the brush-cap provided, apply Separator for Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner only to areas where bonding is not desired, such as the external denture base and denture tooth surfaces. Do not use the brush on contaminated (non-disinfected) denture surfaces.

Mixing the Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner:

• Fill the appropriate measure to the indicated line to obtain the correct powder/liquid ratio.
• Tap lightly in the case of the powder.
• The recommended ratio is 1 measure of powder (3 g) and 1 measure of liquid (2 ml).
• Dispense one measure of powder into the mixing vessel.
• Add one measure of liquid (2 ml) and mix for 30 seconds at room temperature.

Application of Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner:

• Cover the tissue surface of the denture with the Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner mixture.
• To overcome the initial tackiness of the mix during placement in the denture, the operator may moisten their fingers.
• Insert the denture with the Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner material into the mouth approximately 2 or 3 minutes from the start of the mix.
• Remove undesired excess material beyond the denture, such as in retromolar areas.
• Instruct the patient to close gently in normal occlusion and remain in a rest position for a minimum of 2 minutes.
• Have the patient read aloud and perform functional movements or perform border molding manipulation as per usual techniques for approximately 2 minutes.
• Remove the denture from the mouth approximately 7 to 8 minutes from the start of the mix.
• Check for proper coverage, especially in border areas, and trim excess material with a sharp instrument.

Maintenance and Follow-up:

• Recall the patient after a few days to evaluate the Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner.
• If necessary, add a new mix to deficient areas and continue treatment until the tissues have returned to normal.
• After the completion of tissue conditioning, proceed to functional impression-taking, soft lining, or standard rebasing or remaking impression techniques.

Maintenance of Visco-gel treated dentures:

• After 1 day in the mouth, Visco-gel treated dentures can be cleaned by gentle brushing with a soft-bristled brush and clear water.
• Do not use commercially available chemical cleansers.
• Do not immerse the denture in cleaning solution.

• Country Of Origin: United States of America
• Manufacturer: Dentsply

Question: How long does Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner last?
Answer: Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner acts as a soft lining material for varying periods of time. The duration depends on factors such as individual patient circumstances, oral hygiene, and wear and tear. Periodic evaluation of the liner is necessary, and it should be replaced if it loses resilience, exhibits surface discoloration, or causes patient discomfort.

Question: Can Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner be used for permanent soft lining?
Answer: No, Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner is specifically designed for limited-term use as a temporary soft lining material. It is not intended for permanent soft lining applications.

Question: Can Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner be used in patients with allergies?
Answer: Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner should not be used in patients with a history of severe allergic reactions to methacrylate resin. It is important to assess the patient's medical history and determine if there are any known allergies before using this product.

Question: How should Visco-gel treated dentures be cleaned?
Answer: After 1 day in the mouth, Visco-gel treated dentures can be cleaned by gentle brushing with a soft-bristled brush and clear water. It is recommended not to use commercially available chemical cleansers or immerse the denture in cleaning solutions.

Question: Can Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner be used for rebasing or remaking dentures?Answer: Yes, Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner can be used as a functional impression material when a complete denture is to be rebased or remade. It helps in creating an accurate mold or model of the oral tissues for the fabrication of a new denture.

Question: Can Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner be used on partial dentures?
Answer: Yes, Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner can be used as a temporary soft lining material for both complete and partial dentures. It provides cushioning and support to the denture-bearing soft tissues, improving comfort and fit.

Question: Is Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner difficult to remove?
Answer: Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner can be removed by grinding with an acrylic bur. It is recommended to completely remove the old liner before replacing it with a new one.

Question: Can Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner be used on dentures that have not been disinfected?
Answer: No, it is important to disinfect the denture before applying Visco-gel Temporary Soft Denture Liner. The liner should only be applied to clean and disinfected denture surfaces.