SPIDEX base layer (910ml) (Speedex putty)

SIDE EFFECTS

Polysiloxane has high biological tolerance. To date, no harmful side effects have been identified in patients or practitioners. Impression materials are designed to harden in the patient's mouth. The residence time of the drug in the oral cavity should not exceed more than twice the time of final hardening. Due to the high strength of the material, care should be taken to ensure that no particles of material remain in the interdental cavities. If the universal activator comes into contact with your eyes, rinse with water and consult a doctor!

DOSAGE

Using a measuring spoon, measure out Speedex Putty. Distribute the measured amount onto your hand. Press the amount of each measured spoon of base with the edges of the measuring spoon.

Squeeze one strip of universal activator onto the resulting circle.

After use, close the tube immediately!

POSSIBILITY OF OVER AND UNDER DOSAGE:

Overdosing or underdosing may affect setting time.

CLINICAL ACTION TIME (20% EXCESS OF ACTIVATOR DOSAGE)

The total setting time is 3 minutes. Even a minimal curing time is enough to work with the material.

MIXING

Mix the material by hand until a uniform shade is obtained, but not less than 30 seconds. When using mechanical mixing devices, follow the manufacturer's instructions.

TAKEING AN IMPRESSION

When taking an impression, insert the impression tray and press for 2-3 seconds, then hold without pressing until it hardens completely. Residues of material require more time to harden at room temperature. Therefore, check the degree of hardening of the impression before removing it from the oral cavity. Intensive kneading or high temperatures speed up the hardening process; low temperatures slow down the hardening process.

Mixing Speedex

Speedex must be vigorously mixed with your fingertips until the marbling disappears and a homogeneous material is obtained, at least 30 seconds. When using mechanical mixing devices, you must strictly adhere to the instructions for use.

Taking an impression When taking an impression, quickly (within 2-3 seconds) set the spoon with the material in the required position, then hold the spoon with the material in the specified position until the material hardens completely. The material hardens at room temperature longer than in the oral cavity. Therefore, before removing the spoon with the material from the mouth, check whether the material has hardened intraorally. Elevated temperature, active mixing, as well as an overdose of the Universal Activator accelerate the hardening of the material; lower temperature and a reduced amount of Universal Activator slow down the hardening of the material.

Important: in order to ensure connection with the correction layer and avoid delamination, the impression must be thoroughly rinsed and dried before applying the correction mass. When using hydrogen peroxide as a disinfectant, the impression must be rinsed well in running water to avoid the formation of pores.

Disinfection After removing the impression from the oral cavity, it should be rinsed with running water. Final disinfection takes at least 30 minutes. in liquid disinfection solutions such as 2% acidic glutaraldehyde, 0.5-1% sodium hypochloride, 0.1-1.5% providone iodide (halogenated phenol) or 0.13% neutral glutaraldehyde do not affect the surface and do not cause distortion of the impression. Acrylic spoons should be protected from water absorption.

IMPORTANT:

To ensure perfect bonding with the correction material, the initial impression should be thoroughly cleaned and dried before subsequent use. If hydroperoxides are used for disinfection, rinse thoroughly with warm water to avoid the formation of bubbles.

DISINFECTION

After removal from the oral cavity, the impression should be rinsed with warm water. Subsequent disinfection in aqueous disinfectant solutions: 2% glutaraldehyde, 0.1-1.5% providone iodide (halogen phenol) or 0.13% neutral glutaraldehyde does not affect either the surfaces or the timing. Acrylic impression trays should be protected from absorbing water.

MANUFACTURING THE MODEL

The impression can be cast between 30 minutes and 72 hours. It is also recommended to wash the impression with detergent and rinse it thoroughly with warm water to facilitate the drainage. You can use common impression materials: gypsum (Fuji-rock, Vel-mix), epoxy rubber, polyurethane.

GALVANIZATION (METAL COATING)

The impressions may be galvanized with silver or copper plates.

CLEANING THE IMPRESSION TRAY

Hardened impression material can be removed with a blunt instrument. The adhesive easily dissolves in ordinary solvent. Solvents may only be used in a well-ventilated area. After using the solvent, clean the impression tray as usual and disinfect it.

Speedex putty – C silicone impression material, 1-layer

Coltene® Speedex putty is a C-silicone based impression material.

Base layer Spidex - 910 ml.

Material type

Polysiloxane, silicone condensing elastomer, high viscosity mass.

Compound

Base: light gray Universal activator (separately): green - ISO 4823, type 1, high strength

Application area

— taking a primary impression using the corrective technique — taking an impression using the double-impression technique — taking an impression using the copper ring technique — taking impressions for orthopedic models

Clinical action time

total setting time (normal dosage) max. 4 min. 30 sec.

Contraindications

If the instructions are followed, no contraindications have been identified.

Side effects

Impression tray

Stiff spoon. For a perfect result, we recommend coating all impression trays with a thin layer of Coltene ® Adhesive.

Dosage

Using a measuring spoon, measure out Speedex Putty. Distribute the measured amount onto your hand. Press the amount of each measured spoon of base with the edges of the measuring spoon. Squeeze one strip of universal activator onto the resulting circle. After use, close the tube immediately!

Possibility of overdosing and underdosing:

Overdosing or underdosing may affect setting time.

Time of clinical action (20% excess of activator dosage) total setting time – 3 minutes. Even a minimal curing time is enough to work with the material.

Mixing

Mix the material by hand until a uniform shade is obtained, but not less than 30 seconds. When using mechanical mixing devices, follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Taking an impression

Important:

Disinfection

Model making

Galvanization (metal coating)

The impressions may be galvanized with silver or copper plates.

Cleaning the impression tray

Shelf life and storage

Speedex Putty will remain stable until at least the date printed on the can when stored in a well-sealed container at a temperature of 15-23°C and 50% relative humidity. Store new containers in an upright position, with the lid facing up. Impressions should be stored at room temperature. Avoid heat and direct sunlight.

Marking

The expiration date (year month) and lot number are indicated on the containers.

Technical specifications ISO 4823: 1992

Measurements were made at a room temperature of 23°C and a relative humidity of 50%. ISO mixing time: 30 sec. Total ISO processing time: max. 1 min. 30 sec. Setting time ISO: 3 min. Damage Recovery: >98.0% Pressure Damage: 4%-6% Damage Change: -0.50%

Contents for ordering a complete set:

Speedex Putty base weight: 910 ml. (art. 4970).
Corrective mass Speedex light body: 140 ml. (art. 4980).
Speedex Universal Activator: 60 ml.
(art. 4990). Or Speedex Putty base weight: 910 ml. (art. 4970). Corrective mass Speedex medium body: 140 ml. (art. 4986). Speedex Universal Activator: 60 ml. (art. 4990).

SHELF LIFE AND STORAGE

MARKING

The expiration date (year month) and lot number are indicated on the containers.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ISO 4823: 1992

Measurements were made at a room temperature of 23°C and a relative humidity of 50%.
ISO mixing time: 30 sec.
Total ISO processing time: max. 1 min. 30 sec.
Setting time ISO: 3 min.
Damage recovery: >98.0%
Pressure damage: 4%-6%
Damage changes: -0.50%

Making models

Ideally, the impression should be cast between 30 minutes and 72 hours after removal from the mouth. Briefly washing the cast in a washing solution and then thoroughly rinsing it in clean warm water reduces surface tension and makes the process of making the model easier. All approved dental model materials can be used, such as plaster (eg Fuji-rock, Vel-Mix), epoxy resin or polyurethane.

Galvanization Casts can be galvanized in the usual manner in copper or silver baths.

Cleaning Impression Trays Cured material can be removed with a blunt instrument. When immersed in all-purpose solvent or light gasoline, Coltene Adhesive will dissolve. Solvents should only be used in well-ventilated areas. Spoons can be cleaned and disinfected in the usual way.

Storage of Spidex corresponds to its characteristics at least until the expiration date indicated on the material, if the package is tightly closed, at a temperature of 15-23 ° C and a relative humidity of 50%. Impressions can be stored at room temperature. Avoid exposure to high temperatures and sunlight.

Delivery set: Speedex putty - 910 ml jar.

ADVANTAGES

Dimensional stability during curing and storage. Possibility of casting models within 7 days.

Controlled working hours. The ability to accelerate/slow down the hardening of the material by changing the amount of activator.

Surface activity.
Hydrophilicity.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE (SPEEDEX PUTTY / SPEEDEX LIGHT BODY)

Speedex universal activator is a component of Speedex dental impression compounds based on C-silicone. The basis of the material is polysiloxane. The polysiloxane elastomer is capable of forming a network structure based on the condensation reaction. The material is green.

MIXING:

Speedex Putty is a pre-impression compound based on C-silicone, in jars for manual mixing. The basis of the material is polysiloxane. The polysiloxane elastomer is capable of forming a network structure based on the condensation reaction. The mass has a light gray color.

HAND MIXING:

The material is taken out of the jar using a measuring spoon. The spoon must be completely filled. Excess material should be removed.
The material from the measuring spoon should be placed on the palm of your hand and spread evenly over the surface. Leave the imprint of a measuring spoon on the mixture.
Squeeze the Universal Activator onto the mass in an amount equal to the diameter of a measuring spoon, based on a measuring spoon of mass for each spoon.
Depending on the over- or under-dose of the activator, you can change the hardening time of the material in the mouth.
Mix the material vigorously with your fingers until the mixture is completely homogeneous.

Speedex light body is a corrective impression compound based on C-silicone, in tubes. The basis of the material is polysiloxane. The polysiloxane elastomer is capable of forming a network structure based on the condensation reaction. The mass has a dark blue color.

Squeeze two equal-length strips of material and Universal Activator onto the mixing block.
If it is necessary to reduce (increase) the hardening time, you should increase (decrease) the amount of activator.
Place one of the components on a spatula and thoroughly rub it into the other component. Mixing time 20 seconds.

Indications for use of Spidex:

material for the base impression using the double-layer impression technique
external impression material using the two-phase impression technique
external impression material for the copper ring impression technique
material for control models, including orthodontic ones, bite keys, casts for making protective crowns after tooth preparation.

Contraindications: None identified with standard use.

Side effects:

Polysiloxanes have very good biological tolerance. To date, no adverse reactions have been observed in patients or clinic staff. Impression materials are designed to harden in the mouth to form a non-elastic impression. The maximum residence time of the material in the oral cavity is limited to twice the hardening time. Despite the high resistance of the material to conditions in the oral cavity, it is necessary to ensure that upon completion of work in the interdental space, no material remains in the periodontal sulcus. Areas where material may become trapped must be protected before the impression is taken. If the catalyst gets into your eyes, you must rinse them with plenty of water and then consult an ophthalmologist.

The universal activator is not dangerous for tissues (it is not marked in the form of a St. Andrew's cross).

Impression trays: Standard rigid impression trays. To enhance the retention of the Spidex material to the impression tray, it is recommended to first apply a thin layer of Coltene, an adhesive, to its surface.

Dosage: Remove Spidex Putty from the jar using a measuring spoon (excess material must be removed). Place the material from the measuring spoon in an even layer on your palm. Print the diameter of the measuring spoon on the mixture.

Squeeze out an amount of Universal Activator equal to the diameter of the measuring spoon for each measuring spoon of mass. Close the tube with the activator immediately after use!

Over- and under-dosage is allowed: Depending on the over- and under-dosage of the Universal Activator, you can change the hardening time of the material in the oral cavity.

With minimal hardening time for the Spidex material in the oral cavity, the working time is sufficient to perform high-quality work.

APPLICATION. METHOD 1: DOUBLE MIXING IMPRESSION.

Prepare the material according to the instructions.
Fill the impression tray with Speedex Putty.
Apply Speedex light body to the impression area. This point should be performed simultaneously with the previous one.

Place the filled impression tray in your mouth and make an impression.

After the curing time has expired, remove the finished impression from your mouth.

APPLICATION. METHOD 2: CORRECTIVE IMPRESSION

Fill the impression tray with Speedex Putty and place it in the mouth for the required time.
Once the time is up, remove the preliminary impression from your mouth.
Make drainage channels in the preliminary impression and eliminate defects.

After correction, thoroughly rinse and dry the preliminary impression.
Apply Speedex light body to the impression area and to the pre-impression.

Place the impression tray in your mouth and wait for it to cure.

Dry the final print and store it until pouring.

Directions for use and doses

According to the instructions for use, you must adhere to the following rules:

Measure out the optimal amount of mass using a measuring cup (measuring spoon), distribute it on your hand, and knead well. (When scooping the mixture with a spoon, it should be lowered into the mixture only once).
Squeeze out equal parts of the activator and catalyst, mix them with the main mass.
Place in the mouth, wait until the mixture becomes elastic and less viscous.
Using a measuring spoon, pull the impression out of your mouth.

The required dose of the mixture is selected using a hard measuring spoon. It is important to remember that too much or too little of the mixture can affect the hardening time. The mass can be used with all modern types of dental plaster.

The mass must be thoroughly mixed with your fingers for at least 30 seconds until the marbling disappears and the material becomes uniform. If special mixing devices are used, the procedure must be followed according to the instructions for their use.