Dpi Green Stick
DPI Pinnacle Greenstick Compound is a thermoplastic dental material used in border molding for precise impression making. When heated, it softens and becomes pliable, allowing easy shaping to fit the contours of the patient’s gums and oral tissues. It is commonly used to create accurate impressions for dental prosthetics like dentures.
₹216.00
In stock
SKU
SBDP08455
Price:
216.00
(Inclusive of Taxable Goods)
Delivery Time
- Upto 7 days
Dpi Green Stick is available to buy in increments of 1
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Features:
- Thermoplasticity: The compound softens when heated, making it flexible and easy to shape for precise adaptation to oral tissue contours.
- Ease of Use: It requires no special tools or skills, softening quickly in hot water or over a Bunsen burner, and can be shaped by hand or with modeling instruments.
- Excellent Flow Properties: It adapts well to oral contours, ensuring accurate impression making.
- Durability and Elasticity: With strong tear resistance and elasticity, the compound ensures durable and accurate impressions.
- Material Compatibility: It is compatible with various dental impression materials like silicones and ZOE.
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- 1x Box of 10 sticks(90gm)
- Start by selecting the appropriate size and shape of the greenstick compound stick for the area that needs border molding.
- Hold the greenstick compound and heat it over a flame (such as a Bunsen burner) until it becomes molten.
- Carefully drip or apply the molten greenstick compound onto the border of the custom dental tray
- Use your fingers or a modeling instrument to shape the molten greenstick compound to the contours of the oral tissues.
- Use a moistened finger or instrument to smooth out any irregularities or air pockets in the border molding compound.
- Perform various types of movements to record intraoral soft tissue landmarks.
- Once the border molding is completed, allow the compound to cool and harden for a few minutes before removing the impression tray from the mouth.
