Maarc Impression Compounds

• Optimal Softening Temperature: Softens at 60°C, providing ease of use and quick adaptability.
• Shrinkage-Free: Becomes stable after cooling, ensuring accurate and reliable impressions without shrinkage.
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for taking primary impressions of edentulous teeth and single tooth impressions using matrix bands.
• Excellent Flow: Provides superior flow and adaptation to oral tissues for precise impression taking.
• High Detail Reproduction: Captures fine details for accurate reproduction of the oral cavity.
• Stable Consistency: Maintains integrity and shape upon cooling, ensuring consistent results.
• Durable Material: Robust and durable, ensuring long-lasting impressions that resist deformation.
• Easy Handling: User-friendly and convenient to handle, enhancing the efficiency of dental procedures.
• Compatibility: Works well with various impression techniques and tools.
• High Precision: Ensures high precision and accuracy in creating dentures and prosthetics, contributing to successful dental treatments.

• Color: Red
• Composition: The compounds are formulated with a blend of resins, copal resin, carnauba wax, stearic acid, talc, and coloring agents.
• Softening Temperature: 60°C

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C
• Best before 60 months under proper storage

• 5 Impression Cakes (200gms)

Preparation:

• Gather all necessary materials, including the Maarc Impression Compound, water bath, impression tray, and any additional tools needed for the specific impression technique.

Softening the Compound:

• Heat water in a water bath to approximately 60°C.
• Immerse the Maarc Impression Compound in the heated water for a few minutes until it softens and becomes pliable. Ensure it does not overheat or melt completely.

Preparing the Tray:

• Select the appropriate impression tray for the patient's mouth.
• Ensure the tray is clean and dry before applying the softened compound.

Applying the Compound:

• Remove the softened compound from the water bath and knead it gently to ensure even consistency.
• Place the softened compound into the impression tray, spreading it evenly to cover the entire tray surface.

Taking the Impression:

• Position the tray in the patient’s mouth, ensuring it covers the area to be impressed.
• Press the tray gently but firmly against the oral tissues, allowing the compound to flow and adapt to the anatomical structures.
• Hold the tray in position for a few minutes until the compound cools and hardens.

Removing the Tray:

• Carefully remove the tray from the patient’s mouth once the compound has fully cooled and hardened.
• Inspect the impression for any defects or areas that may need retaking.

Finalizing the Impression:

• If necessary, trim any excess material from the impression using a suitable tool.
• Disinfect the impression according to standard dental protocols before sending it to the laboratory for further processing.

Cleaning Up:

• Clean and disinfect all tools and equipment used during the procedure.
• Dispose of any waste material appropriately.

Some additional tips:

• The compound should be softened to a uniform plasticity before loading into the tray.
• Ensure the impression tray is properly adapted to the patient's arch before taking the impression.
• Use a light coating of petroleum jelly on the tray to facilitate easy removal of the set impression.

• Country of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: Shiva Products

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question : What is Maarc Impression Compound?Answer: Maarc Impression Compound is a thermoplastic material specifically designed for taking primary impressions of edentulous teeth. It is highly stable and shrinkage-free once cooled, making it an ideal choice for accurate dental impressions.

Question : At what temperature does the compound soften?
Answer: The Maarc Impression Compound softens at 60°C. This specific temperature allows the material to become pliable enough to accurately capture dental impressions without causing discomfort to the patient.

Question : Is the compound reusable after the initial impression?
Answer: No, Maarc Impression Compound is designed for single-use to ensure the highest level of accuracy and hygiene. Reusing the material could compromise the quality of the impression.

Question : Can the compound be used for single-tooth impressions?
Answer: Yes, the compound can be effectively used with a matrix band to take single tooth impressions. Its ability to capture fine details makes it versatile for various dental impression needs.