PMMA dental material CORiTEC splint basic

for restorationCAD/CAMmilling

the all-rounder for splints and surgical guides Nearly indestructible: one of the strongest splints available Crystal clear for perfect aesthetics Easy to machine, easy to polish INDICATION Occlusal splints Bite splints Bleaching splints & templates Surgical guides Functional impression trays and impression trays Lost moulds for casting in dental prosthetics APPLICATION CORiTEC splint basic can be machined with conventional milling strategies for PMMA and thermoplastics. Please use burs suitable for PMMA and thermoplastics. Contact the manufacturer of your milling machine/software, if you have any questions. When dry machining CORiTEC splint basic, make sure to use a suitable extraction system that effectively removes the milling chips. If the feed rate or speed is too high, heat may be transferred to the material. If the temperature exceeds the glass transition point of 121 °C, smearing may occur on the milling tools and material surface. This can be avoided by using conventional PMMA milling strategies and burs suitable for PMMA and thermoplastics. Trimming Minimum wall thickness after polishing: 1 mm For separating restorations from the blank and for rework of the restorations use cross-cut carbide burs suitable for resin only. Avoid excessive heat development during trimming and polishing to ensure of optimum shape and fitting accuracy. Constructions made from CORiTEC splint basic can be restored and enhanced at any time with all standard MMA-based cold-curing polymers. The surface must first be conditioned, preferably with an acrylate-based bonding agent.