Ideal paediatric & geriatric restorative
Non-load bearing Class I & II cavities
Class III and Class V cavities including
Cervical erosions, Root Abrasion and Wedge shaped defects
Provisional or transient restoration
Bases, Core build-ups and Sandwich technique restoration
ART and Minimally invasive restorations
A. Filling
A-1. Cleaning of tooth surface Thoroughly clean the tooth surface to remove plaque / surface stains
A-2. Shade selection Select the shade that is optimal for the patient
A-3. Cavity preparation Prepare the cavity following the standard method
A-4. Isolation Use a rubber dam etc to isolate the restoration site
A-5. Pulp protection In the case of pulp exposure or deep cavities with close proximity to pulp, cap the pulp with calcium hydroxide etc
A-6. Dispensing Powder and Liquid Dispense 1 scoop of powder using the powder measuring scoop provided and 1 drop of liquid separately. ¾ Standard Powder to Liquid ratio is 2.7 g : 1.0 g. ¾ Gently shake the powder bottle before dispensing. Use the measuring scoop provided and level off the powder for accurate dispensing. ¾ Invert the liquid bottle prior to use to dispense drops of bubble-free liquid. ¾ Remove any liquid plugging the nozzle with a wet gauze etc. for accurate measuring. ¾ Tightly close the caps (powder, liquid and COCOA BUTTER) immediately after each use to prevent any potential moisture contamination
A-7. Mixing Divide the dispensed powder into 2 equal portions using the plastic spatula provided. Mix the first portion thoroughly with the liquid dispensed for approximately 10 seconds. Incorporate the remaining powder and mix thoroughly for an additional 20 – 35 seco
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