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Dentsply Sirona’s New Cartridge and Mixing Tip System Makes Conventional Impression Material Application Easier

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The mixing tip and cartridge system has been optimized for improved efficiently, reduced dental impression material waste.

Dentsply Sirona’s New Cartridge and Mixing Tip System Makes Conventional Impression Material Application Easier

A new cartridge and mixing tip system available from Dentsply Sirona is designed to optimize the application of conventional impression materials.

Three essential factors impact conventional impressions: the quality of the impression material, the processing time, and the simplicity and efficiency of the application. This new cartridge and mixing tip system seeks to improve these application features for brands like Aquasil Ultra+.

The decisive factor is the newly developed design of the mixing tip. It can be easily fixed to the cartridge thanks to a turning wing and small alignment pin. A corresponding connection mechanism reduces the risk of cross-contamination between the base and catalyst components. The new integrated 50mL cartridge and mixing tip system requires only a one-time bleed before first use, for life of the cartridge.

In combination with the reduced-volume cannula, material waste can be reduced by up to 64 percent and the number of uses per cartridge increased by 10 additional applications1. This optimization enables consistent homogeneous mixing and efficient use of the impression material.

The color-coded cartridges and mixing tips help to connect the cartridges with the appropriate tip. The new system is compatible with the standard hand dispensers and mechanical mixers already available on the market.

Increased Efficiency of the Application

In daily practice, the new application system brings 2 main benefits: easy handling and greater efficiency. "Thanks to the optimizations made to cartridges and tips, we are experiencing yet another improvement to what is already very good in itself," explains Lori Trost, DMD, a dentist from Red Bud, Illinois. "It changes very essential details of the mechanics of the tip that make the cartridge easier to handle and ensure that the impression material is used really efficiently. And: a well-mixed material becomes a predictable mix."

With the new mixing tips, the special product properties of Aquasil Ultra+ are even more apparent, according to Dentsply Sirona. The impression material is placed in the tray in an optimum mixing ratio and thus contributes to an accurate impression result even in critical clinical situations.

The new cartridge and mixing tip system achieves ease of use and efficient application of the material. Less material waste means conserving resources and actually saving money. As a leader of digital and analog impression taking techniques, Dentsply Sirona has 2 successful options that just got better: Aquasil Ultra+ for conventional impressions and Primescan for digital impressions.

1. When comparing Dentsply Sirona low viscosity impression material in the new red mixing tip versus the former teal mixing tip offered by Dentsply Sirona.
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