Ultradent Katalog

Rubbing the sulcus (left) promotes deep gel penetration. Ferric sulfate-based products ensure coagulation in seconds, so that the delicate sulcular capillaries (center) are securely sealed by small coagulum plugs (encircled). The sulcus should be kept moist during the procedure. Finally, excess coagulum and gel are cleared away by a vigorous air/water spray (right). Correctly applied, the method produces sustained hemostasis without any bleeding caused by the air/water spray.

TISSUE MANAGEMENT Tissue Management System FERRIC SULFATE - ACTIVE HEMOSTASIS Rubbing the sulcus (left) promotes deep gel penetration. Ferric sulfate-based products ensure coagulation in seconds, so that the delicate sulcular capillaries (center) are securely sealed by small coagulum plugs (encircled). The sulcus should be kept moist during the procedure. Finally, excess coagulum and gel are cleared away by a vigorous air/water spray (right). Correctly applied, the method produces sustained hemostasis without any bleeding caused by the air/water spray. Time line: After preparation, sulcus is bleeding 0 Rub in hemostatic firmly with Dento-Infusor Tip 1 min Clean sulcus with air/water spray and keep moist 2 mins If necessary, repeat rubbing hemostatic 3 mins Final cleaning/ testing with firm air/water spray Place soaked Ultrapak cords, leave 1 to 3 mins 4 mins Remove Ultrapak cords, air/water spray, air dry Tissue Management for impression making An ideal impression for successful crowns and bridges must accurately capture the preparation limits. This can only be ensured through reliable hemostasis and gingival displacement. Subgingival preparation with bleeding. ViscoStat burnished firmly against the sulcus with Metal Dento-Infusor Tip. A firm air/water spray removes residual coagulum and tests tissue for quality profound hemostasis. Ultrapak® knitted cord soaked in ViscoStat® is packed using an Ultrapak Packer and left for one to three minutes. Remove cord, firm air/water spray and dry. Optional: PrepQuick cleans the preparation and reduces surface tension for bubble-free impressions. The result: a clean, dry finish line ready for impression making. Such impressions provide a perfect base for the dental technician. 43