LC MORSA Tray plates – Light-Curing
For the fabrication of individual and functional impression trays. The material is also indicated for producing base plates for wax-ups and for bite templates.
The sheets are a anatomically shaped and vestibular enlarged for better use on moulds of dentate jaws. The design and the handling characteristics make the sheet suitable for the upper as well as the lower jaw.
The material can be cured with halogen and UV. Once cured properly the material is dimensional stable.
- high molecular acrylate with inorganic filler / easy manipulating before – dimensional stable after curing
- only one sheet model for upper and lower / less stock needed
- pink / blue opaque colour
- curing in 3 – 5 minutes with halogen or UV
- light curing / cures on demand
- 3 years shelf life
- 50 sheets per package
Indications
- Custom impression tray
- Bite-block
- Baseplate for setting up dentures
- Key for supporting pin registration
- Bite wafer for try-in framework
- Splinting outer coping or telescoping crowns
Contraindications
The material contains methacrylates.
Do not use in patients with an allergy to methacrylates or other substances contained in the product.
Performance characteristics of the product
Plaque Photo polymerises with light to form a solid and compact polymer.
Specific precautions
Avoid any contact between the eyes and skin and the uncured material, i.e. also with the inhibited layer.
Always use a dust extractor when trimming the tray!
Preparation/Manufacture
- Mark the outline of the future tray on the model.
- Block out the undercuts on the model.
- To create a spacer for the impression material, block out the entire model (e.g. with a sheet of wax) and cut out stops.
- If the plaster is very dry, soak the model briefly in water or apply dye isolation or an alginate isolation.
- Remove the baseplate from the box and close it.
- Once the model has been blocked out, adapt the baseplate to it and cut to shape using, e.g. a scalpel.
- Use the remaining material to form a handle and attach it to the tray.
- Place the model and tray in a light-curing unit and cure without vacuum.
- Remove the tray from the model and polymerize once again from the underside.
- If the tray has been cured without a vacuum, use alcohol to remove the smear layer.
Times:
Working at daylight 20 minutes
Polymerisation in an ultraviolet or Halogen light-curing unit, depending on the unit in use:
The top of the tray, on the model 3-5 minutes
The underside of the tray, off the model 3-5 minutes
Trimming: Trim the custom tray with tungsten carbide burs and smooth it with sandpaper.
Order no. DH 000 301 NB 814 pink, 50 pieces per package
Order no. DH 000 303 NB 814 blue, 50 pieces per package