Septodont Plastalgin Alginate Powder Impression Material :
Septodont Plastalgin is a highly acclaimed alginate impression material that has become a go-to choice for dental professionals worldwide. Plastalgin is available in two formulations: Plastalgin Normal Set and Plastalgin Fast Set, each offering specific benefits. Regardless of the formulation chosen, both provide dental practitioners with the perfect balance of working and setting times, making the impression process quick and convenient.
What sets Plastalgin apart is its ability to deliver precise impressions with excellent reproduction of marginal details. This is crucial for various dental applications, including case study models, orthodontic models, and the fabrication of casts for partial denture frameworks, removable orthodontic appliances, and occlusal splint appliances. It is also commonly used for mouthguards, provisional restorations, and bleaching trays. One of the notable advantages of Plastalgin is its dust-free formulation, which significantly reduces airborne particles during use. This not only creates a healthier environment for dental professionals and patients but also simplifies the cleanup process.
Plastalgin is a multi-purpose, dust-free alginate impression material that works quickly and easily. It creates a mixed creamy homogenous consistency without excessive flow.
Features :
- Available both for “normal” settings (Plastalgin) and “quick” settings (Plastalgin Fast) to adapt to different clinical situations.
- Class A alginates for accurate impressions.
- Naturally hydrophilic for an easy mix and excellent wettability of oral tissues.
- Quick and easy to mix without bubbles and inconsistencies.
- Patient and user-friendly, Apple-flavoured (Plastalgin) or Apricot-flavoured (Plastalgin Fast).
- Dust-free formula.
Plastalgin Normal Set :
- Mixing Time: 45 seconds
- Total Working Time: 2:15
- Setting Time: 3:10
- Viscosity: 38mm
- Reproduction of Details: 20m
- Deformation When Compressed: 12.50%
Plastalgin Fast Set :
- Mixing Time: 30 seconds
- Total Working Time: 1:15
- Setting Time: 1:45
- Viscosity: 36mm
- Reproduction of Details: 50m
- Deformation When Compressed: 12.50%
Packaging :
Direction To Use :
- Measure and Dispense: Using a calibrated measuring device, measure the appropriate amount of Plastalgin powder and water according to the recommended powder-to-water ratio. This ratio may vary depending on the specific formulation of Plastalgin being used.
- Mixing: Place the measured water into a clean rubber mixing bowl, then add the powder gradually while continuously stirring with a clean spatula or mixing instrument. Mix thoroughly until the powder is completely incorporated and a smooth, creamy consistency is achieved. Follow the recommended mixing time for the specific Plastalgin formulation being used.
- Loading the Tray: Load the prepared Plastalgin mixture into a suitable impression tray. Ensure that the tray is filled evenly and completely, avoiding any excess material.
- Placing the Tray: Guide the patient into a comfortable position and gently insert the loaded tray into their mouth. Ensure that the tray is properly positioned and covers all the necessary areas to capture the desired impression.
- Waiting Time: Allow the Plastalgin to set according to the specified setting time for the chosen formulation. It is important to adhere to the recommended setting time to ensure accurate results.
- Removing the Tray: Once the setting time has elapsed, carefully remove the tray from the patient's mouth. Use a gentle, rocking motion to loosen the impression and minimize any distortion.
- Inspecting the Impression: Examine the impression carefully to ensure all necessary details have been captured accurately. Check for any bubbles, voids, or inconsistencies that may affect the quality of the impression.
- Rinse and Disinfect: Rinse the impression under running water to remove any debris or saliva. Then, disinfect the impression using an appropriate disinfectant solution or method.
- Storage and Transportation: Store the finished impression in a suitable container to protect it from damage and ensure its integrity during transportation to the dental laboratory or for further use.
