primoflex CLEAR

1. Prepare the model as usual, measure it and mark the tooth equator. Since primoflex CLEAR is a thermo-flexible material, the splint can be designed minimally over the tooth equator.
2. The splint to be manufactured is waxed up with wax (e.g. with pink plate wax) in the articulator, taking chewing movements into account, and the model is embedded in a cuvette. Now chill the required amount of powder in the refrigerator. (Both components should be chilled before mixing.)
3. Isolate all visible plaster parts of the investment with primosep (primotec). As soon as the insulation has dried, the counter can be made using the modeled wax splint. When the counter plaster has fully set, the entire flask should be warmed in a warm water bath. This makes it easier to open the two cuvette halves.
4. Remove the wax from the modeled splint, boil the model and the counter clean, water and insulate again with primosep. TIP: Severely undercut areas and interdental spaces should be sufficiently blocked out so that the splint can be removed more easily after completion without damaging the model!
5. Remove the liquid from the refrigerator immediately before using. IMPORTANT: Observe the exact mixing ratio!
6. Measure the primoflex CLEAR material in the dosing cups (take the liquid with the help of the enclosed pipette), combine it in a separate rubber mixing cup and spread it very quickly bubble-free for approx. 5-10 seconds and leave it covered.+
7. As soon as primoflex CLEAR has a doughy consistency after approx. 5 minutes, the acrylic in the flask is placed on the row of teeth and the upper part of the flask is put on. Any visible white dots in the mixed dough are production-related and are no longer visible after polymerisation.
8. Now quickly screw the cuvette under the press and then polymerize for at least 45 minutes in a water bath at 2 bar and 50°C (maximum 53°C!).
9. The cuvette must have cooled down completely before opening. This is achieved by placing them in a cold water bath for about 15 minutes.
10. Now carefully lift the splint from the model and finish and polish as usual.

TIP: Before removing the model - just like generally before inserting it into the patient's mouth -
the splint should be made slightly flexible with lukewarm water.