• Maarc Pattern Wax
  • Maarc Pattern Wax
  • Maarc Pattern Wax
  • Maarc Pattern Wax
  • Maarc Pattern Wax
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Maarc

Maarc Pattern Wax

Maarc Pattern Wax

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Types

Maarc Inlay/Onlay Pattern Wax are type-1 waxes which soften at a temperature that is not hazardous to the dental pulp tissue, hence can be used to prepare patterns of indirect-restorations in the patient’s mouth by direct-wax technique. They have uniform workability over a wide temperature range and facilitate accurate adaptation to the prepared cavity.

Ideal wax with excellent plasticity for modeling of complicated preparations such as inlays, onlays, crowns and bridges.

Type I wax = a medium wax that is used for forming direct patterns in the mouth.

Type II wax = a soft wax that is used as an indirect technique wax.

INDICATIONS:

  • For modelling crowns and bridges
  • For creating inlays and onlays
Pattern No.1 Orange For Dipping
Pattern No.2 Red For Built - up
Pattern No.3 Blue Medium Built - up wax
Pattern No.4 Green Hard Pattern wax
Pattern No.5 Voilet Hard Built - up wax
Pattern No.6 Coffee Copying wax
Pattern No.7 Magenta For Margin
Pattern No.8 Orange Flowing Hard Wax

Features

  • The basic classification from our side is being done based on hardness and stiffness and flow of waxes.
  • Softer waxes with high flow are more flexible and are often used
  • Flexible
  • Fit perfectly in cervical areas
  • High adaptation
  • Stability to surfaces

Description

Specification

Packaging

  • 1 x Pattern Wax ( 200gm box )

Direction to use

Additional info

  • Country of Origin: India
  • Manufacturer: Shiva Products

Warranty

Product Related Questions

Question : How does MAARC Pattern Wax fit in dental applications?
Answer: It fits perfectly in cervical areas and offers high adaptation and stability.

Question : How is MAARC Pattern Wax classified?
Answer: It is classified based on hardness, stiffness, and flow characteristics.

Question : What is MAARC Pattern Wax used for?
Answer: It is used to create patterns for metallic restorations, including inlays, crowns, and bridges.

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