Applying New Technologies | Flashlite Magna™
Compact, convenient, and powerful curing
Information provided by Discus Dental and Dr. Edward Lowe
Designed with efficiency in mind, the Flashlite Magna™ LED curing light offers a large tip size (14.2 mm) and large diameter beam (11 mm), with an average output of 1,500 mW/cm2 over the entire beam.
These size upgrades allow the clinician to cure more of a restoration in a large tooth, like a molar, as well as cure multiple restorations simultaneously. With a complete and adequate depth of cure, the powerful beam reduces the number of cure cycles needed to complete a large composite restoration, resulting in shorter appointment times.
Its access, power, and size allow this curing light to act as a valuable adjunct in a busy, restorative practice. |
| | | Features: • Instead of one, the unit has three LEDs for intense power.
• The slide-on lens cap allows the light to be closer to the restoration. It also helps avoid cracks or other damage to the lens. It is easy to remove and clean.
• Its short head angle allows it to reach any part of the mouth.
• The light operates in just one mode. It has a 20-second shut-off and beeps every 5 seconds.
• Weighing just 4.3 ounces, the compact, cordless, 8.6-inch long frame offers optimal maneuverability.
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Multitasking Flashlite Magna™ curing light |
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The consistently strong output across the entire beam leads to less chair time. | | Curing resin cement in an all-ceramic crown on a premolar. |
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Simultaneously cure veneers from buccal and lingual surfaces. (10-sec. curing only) | | Curing the liquid dam in a Zoom! Advanced Power whitening procedure. |
• On a fully charged battery, the unit can deliver 180 10-second cures, more than the
average clinician uses in a typical day.
• Available with a light shield attachment to protect eyes from the intense light.
• A tacking tip attachment extends the light’s functionality to allow for tacking porcelain veneers and crowns.
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