Maarc Inlay/Onlay Wax Sticks
Maarc Inlay/Onlay Wax Sticks are high-quality modeling wax sticks designed for precision fabrication of dental inlays, onlays, and indirect restorations. With excellent adaptability, smooth handling, and a low melting point, they provide reliable performance for both direct and indirect wax techniques.
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Features:
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High-Quality Wax: Specially formulated for dental lab applications ensuring consistent performance.
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Low Melting Point: Allows for quick adjustments and easy sculpting without risk of overheating.
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Non-Sticky Formula: Prevents adhesion to fingers and instruments for a cleaner workflow.
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Smooth Finish: Ideal for intricate anatomical detailing with a refined surface.
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Excellent Adaptability: Conforms to fine contours and margins on tooth preparations and die models.
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Enhanced Visibility: Color contrast supports better precision and control during wax-up.
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Reliable Results: Ensures repeatable, high-quality patterns that support restoration success.
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Patient-Focused: Contributes to restorations that offer a precise fit and improved comfort.
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- Pack of 10 Sticks
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Soften the Wax Stick: Begin by gently warming the Maarc Inlay Stick. You can do this by holding it over a flame or immersing it in warm water until it becomes pliable.
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Apply to Prepared Tooth: Once softened, apply the wax directly onto the prepared tooth surface. The stick format ensures precise and controlled placement.
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Sculpt the Wax Pattern: Using appropriate dental instruments, shape and refine the wax into the required inlay or onlay pattern with accuracy.
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Let the Wax Set: Allow the wax to fully cool and harden before proceeding to the next phase of the restoration process.
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Invest and Cast: After hardening, the wax model is ready to be invested and cast to fabricate the final metal inlay or onlay restoration.
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Clean and Store Properly: Remove any excess wax and store the remaining sticks in a cool, dry place to ensure their quality is preserved for up to 60 months.
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Time-saving sculpting and adjustments
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Improved wax pattern accuracy and stability
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Clean handling with minimal instrument contamination
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Suitable for all types of indirect restorations including inlays, onlays, and crowns
