DPI Amalgam Capsules epitomize the pinnacle of dental amalgam technology, meticulously designed to meet the exacting standards of dental professionals. This advanced amalgam system seamlessly integrates precision engineering and cutting-edge materials to redefine the amalgamation process, ensuring optimal performance in restorative dentistry.
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Key Features:
Micro-Encapsulation Technology: DPI Amalgam Capsules incorporate state-of-the-art micro-encapsulation technology, ensuring a homogenous and consistent blend of alloy components. This precision in mixing guarantees a reliable and reproducible amalgam with enhanced physical properties for durable and long-lasting restorations.
Self-Agitating Capsule Design: The innovative self-agitating design of DPI Amalgam Capsules streamlines the mixing process. The capsule's internal mechanism promotes thorough alloy amalgamation, eliminating the need for external trituration devices. This not only enhances efficiency but also ensures a bubble-free and uniformly mixed amalgam.
High-Copper, High-Strength Alloy Composition: Crafted from a high-copper, high-strength alloy, DPI Amalgam Capsules offer superior physical and mechanical properties. This composition results in restorations with enhanced durability, resistance to corrosion, and improved marginal integrity, meeting the stringent demands of modern restorative dentistry.
Benefits:
Consistent Restoration Quality: The micro-encapsulation technology guarantees a consistent blend of alloy components in every DPI Amalgam Capsule, translating into predictable and reproducible restoration quality. Dental professionals can confidently rely on the uniformity of the mixed amalgam for reliable clinical outcomes.
Efficient and Bubble-Free Mixing: The self-agitating capsule design not only simplifies the mixing process but also ensures a bubble-free amalgam. This feature contributes to the creation of restorations with optimal physical properties, reducing the likelihood of voids and enhancing the overall integrity of the dental restoration.