Dental restoration adhesive Expasyl™
for implant systems

Dental restoration adhesive - Expasyl™ - ACTEON GROUP - for implant systems
Dental restoration adhesive - Expasyl™ - ACTEON GROUP - for implant systems
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Characteristics

Applications
for dental restorations, for implant systems

Description

Expasyl™ paste is the first paste for sulcular opening launched on the market in 2000. Expasyl™ retraction paste offers safe, minimally invasive tissue management and facilitates accurate and pain-free sulcular opening contrary to traditional cords. Provide safe-effective results As a remedy for a restrictive technique, over 20 years, demonstrated by a lot of clinical studies, Expasyl™ is seen as the solution to provide a gentle, speedy opening that respect the patient’s epithelial attachment. Simplify your procedures Expasyl™ easily inserts into the sulcus in 20 secondes. Expasyl™ works in just 1 or 2 minutes and is easily removed with a gentle air/water spray. No need for addtional anesthesia or hemostasis. KEY FEATURES Why choose Expasyl™ retraction paste ? Maximum efficiency for better results Expasyl™ generates a pressure that is 37 times* less than a cord (143 vs 5396 kPa) Provide safe-effective results The right pressure for safe procedures Expasyl™ viscosity has been calculated to open the sulcus without damaging the epithelial attachment High-precision impressions With Expasyl™ the gum tissue is intact and Impression are made at the same clinical time Provide safe-effective results Suitable for clinical cases Your procedure is bothh safe and effective: the prosthesis will be natural and perfectly adjusted

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Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

AEEDC 2025
AEEDC 2025

4-06 Feb 2025 Dubai (United Arab Emirates) Stand ABC 6A01

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