GC Exaclear

• Crystal Clear View
• The high transparency offers a great visual control for details visibility.
• The unparalleled transparency allows very effective light-curing through the silicone.
• Optimal Consistency
• It has an optimal consistency for an easy placement in the tray.
• It perfectly reproduces details as the product becomes fluid during insertion to perfectly adapt to the preparation.
• It is very easy to cut or drill the silicone for the injection moulding technique.
• It has a very good tear strength, while being flexible enough to be removed from the mouth.
• Time Saving
• EXACLEAR allows you to skip steps in the conventional treatment and save time altogether.
• After just 2 minutes intra-orally the impression is set and can be removed.
• When working on a model, the material will set within 7 minutes.

•  Clear, Vinyl Polysiloxane Material
•  Highly esthetic

• 2 x 48 ml cartridges
• 6 x Mixing Tips Size L

• Fill the impression tray with Exaclear and take an impression of the wax-up on the model
• After setting, remove the clear silicone from the tray
• Drill a hole through the silicone key to create space for the composite tip
• Isolate the neighboring teeth, etch the enamel, and apply a bonding agent
• Place the silicone key in the mouth and inject G-aenial Universal Injectable through the hole in the key
• Light-cure throughout the silicone key and then remove it
• Remove excesses of composite with a blade

Question: What is Exaclear and why is it used in the impression tray?
Answer: Exaclear is a clear silicone material used to take impressions of dental models. It provides accurate and detailed replicas of the oral structures, allowing for precise measurements and planning of dental procedures.

Question: Why is it necessary to remove the clear silicone from the tray after setting?
Answer: Once the silicone material has been set, it needs to be removed from the tray to ensure a clean and accurate impression. Removing the silicone allows for easy access to the wax-up and prevents any interference when creating space for the composite tip.

Question: What is the purpose of isolating neighboring teeth, etching the enamel, and applying a bonding agent?
Answer: Isolating neighboring teeth prevents contamination and ensures that the bonding agent and composite material only adhere to the intended tooth. Etching the enamel creates a rough surface, which enhances the bonding strength of the composite material. Applying a bonding agent further improves the adhesion between the tooth and the composite, increasing the longevity of the restoration.

Question: What is G-aenial Universal Injectable, and why is it injected through the hole in the key?Answer: G-aenial Universal Injectable is a type of composite material used for dental restorations. It is injected through the hole in the key to precisely place the composite in the desired location. The hole acts as a guide, allowing for controlled and accurate placement of the material.

Question: How do you remove the silicone key after light-curing?
Answer: Once the composite material has been light-cured, the silicone key can be gently removed from the mouth. It is carefully lifted or peeled away, taking care not to disturb the bonded composite restoration.

Question: Why is it necessary to remove excess composite with a blade?
Answer: Removing excess composite with a blade helps to refine the shape and contour of the restoration. It allows for a more natural and aesthetic appearance while ensuring proper occlusion and alignment with the neighboring teeth.