SEPTODONT
Septodont Resinlay Pattern Photo Gel
Septodont Resinlay Pattern Photo Gel
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Septodont Resinlay Pattern Photo Gel is a versatile, light-curing acrylic resin developed for universal modeling and casting patterns in dental applications. Available in a gel consistency, it features excellent thixotropy for precise application and smooth handling.
This ready-to-use, one-component material allows for fast polymerization under any type of curing light, with a color change that signals complete curing. Its ability to burn out cleanly without leaving any residue, even in thicker layers, ensures a flawless finish, making it ideal for creating accurate and reliable casting patterns.
Indications for Dentist
- Fixation and union of transfers in cases of multiple prostheses on two or more implants
- Customize transfers for copying the emergency profile.
- Copings pattern sculpture
- Copings for molding
- Fixation of temporary splint for soldering on bars for protocols or fixed prosthesis structure
- Intracanal impression for post and Core by direct technique
- Fabrication and adjustment of guides: surgical, for positioning and insertion of provisional crowns
Indications for Prosthesis Technician
- Preparation of body test for: implant bars, veneers, prostheses structures and copings
- Post and Core fabrication for casting
Features
Features
- Designed to cure rapidly when exposed to light, allowing for efficient and precise modeling.
- Exhibits a gel-like consistency that makes it easy to apply precisely where needed, minimizing mess and wastage.
- Simplifies the modeling process compared to traditional wax and acrylic resins, enhancing workflow efficiency and ease of application.
- The resin changes color to blue once polymerization is complete, making it easy to identify when the material is fully cured.
- Minimizes shrinkage during the curing process, ensuring accurate and reliable modeling results.
- Cures quickly regardless of the surrounding ambient temperature, allowing for consistent performance in various environmental conditions.
- Remains cool during polymerization, preventing heat-related distortions or damage to delicate models.
- Reduces overall time and material consumption, contributing to cost savings and streamlined processes.
Description
Description
Specification
Specification
- Category: Acrylic Resin
- Type: Light cure acrylic resin
- Form: Gel
- Usage: Resin for universal modelling and casting patterns
- Color changing property: Color changes to blue after polymerization.
- Thixotropic material
Packaging
Packaging
- 1 x 3gm Septodont Resinlay Pattern Photo Gel
- 3 x Applicator Tips
Direction to use
Direction to use
- Preparation: Ensure the working area is clean and dry. Select the desired application tool for precise placement (e.g., brush or spatula)
- Application: Apply the Resinlay Pattern Photo Gel directly onto the model or framework. For detailed work, use small amounts and layer as needed. Ensure even distribution to avoid air bubbles
- Curing: Use a curing light compatible with acrylic resins. Expose the applied gel to the curing light until the material changes color, indicating complete polymerization. Follow the recommended curing time according to the manufacturer's instructions
- Post-Curing: Once fully cured, inspect for any imperfections. For thick layers, ensure each section is properly cured before adding more material
- Burnout: For casting, follow the burnout procedure. The gel will burn cleanly, leaving no residue behind
Additional info
Additional info
- Country of origin: Belgium
- Manufacturer: TDV Dental Ltd.
Warranty
Warranty
- Warranty is not applicable for this product
Product Related Questions
Product Related Questions
Question: What are the advantages over traditional wax or acrylic resins?
Answer: It offers easier application, faster polymerization, low contraction, no heat generation, and residue-free burning, improving overall efficiency and accuracy.
Question: How can I identify when the resin has fully polymerized?
Answer: The resin changes color to blue upon curing, providing a clear visual indicator of complete polymerization.
Question: Can this resin be used for both direct and indirect applications?
Answer: Yes, it is versatile and suitable for both direct and indirect applications, offering flexibility in various modeling procedures.
Question: How does the resin cure?
Answer: The resin cures quickly when exposed to light, changing color to blue as an indicator of complete polymerization.
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