Dentsply Dycal
Dentsply Dycal is a self-setting material used for pulp-capping and as a protective base under fillings. It doesn’t inhibit polymerization of acrylic and composite restorations and offers improved compressive strength, lower solubility, and quick setting. Dycal also stimulates secondary dentin formation.
₹2,000.00
In stock
SKU
SBDE08159
Price:
2,000.00
(Inclusive of Taxable Goods)
Dentsply Dycal is available to buy in increments of 1
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Features:
- Radiopaque
- Higher compressive strength
- Lower solubility
- Quick set time and excellent handling characteristics
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- 1 x 13g Tube Base Paste
- 1 x 11g Tube Catalyst Paste
- 1 x Mix Pad
- Preparation: Begin by ensuring that the tooth requiring treatment is clean and isolated from moisture.
- Mixing: Dentsply Dycal is supplied as a powder and liquid, which need to be mixed together prior to application. Follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding the specific ratios and mixing technique. Typically, a small amount of the powder is dispensed onto a mixing pad or glass slab, and the appropriate amount of liquid is added gradually while mixing to achieve a smooth, creamy consistency. Use a spatula to mix the materials.
- Application: Once the Dycal mixture is ready, it can be applied to the prepared tooth. This is often done using a suitable dental instrument like a spatula or a suitable applicator tip, as recommended by the manufacturer. Carefully place the material onto the desired area, ensuring proper coverage.
- Setting: Dentsply Dycal is a self-setting material that hardens over time. The setting time can vary, so refer to the manufacturer's instructions for the specific product you are using. It's essential to allow enough time for the material to set completely before proceeding with further dental procedures.
- Additional steps: Depending on the dental procedure being performed, additional steps may follow the application of Dentsply Dycal. This could involve placing a liner or base material over the Dycal layer, followed by restoration with a filling material or crown.
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