Step-by-step: Acryl-Marvel

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January 2010 | Dental Lab Products Step-by-step: Acryl-Marvel Pumice-free polishAcryl-Marvel removes scratches and polishes in one simultaneous operation.Information provided by Dental Ve

January 2010 | Dental Lab Products
Step-by-step: Acryl-Marvel

Pumice-free polish

Acryl-Marvel removes scratches and polishes in one simultaneous operation.

Information provided by Dental Ventures of America Inc. 

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Acryl-Marvel

Features

  • Removes finishing scratches and high-shines in one operation in a dry environment
  • Eliminates the use of pumice and pumice substitutes
  • Enhances the appearance of finished dentures
  • Simplifies finishing and polishing procedures
  • Separate Repair-Bit Kit simplifies repair procedures and eliminates risk of cross-contamination

Dental Ventures of America Inc. www.dentalventures.com
800-228-6696

Acryl-Marvel polishing compound simultaneously removes scratches and applies a high-luster to acrylic full and partial dentures as well as orthodontic and clear appliances. Finishing and polishing in a dry atmosphere-without the use of wet, pumice-like materials-it provides optimal control with small brushes and wheels at the sit-down working area.

Following are steps for using Acryl-Marvel to polish and shine a full denture.

01 Shape and finish all broad areas with a carbide bur or an arbor band (Fig. A).

02 Smooth any carbide bur scratches and cut areas with a silicone point (Fig. B) prior to applying Acryl-Marvel to produce a highly shined surface (Fig. C).

03 For bulk scratch removal and to polish broad areas, apply the bar compound to a rag-type finishing wheel (Figs. D and E). Re-apply as necessary.

04 Use a medium brush or a wool wheel to maintain any intricate anatomical shapes and effects of the labial and buccal surfaces. Apply Acryl-Marvel to a small brush or cloth wheel and use a lathe or an electric handpiece (Fig. F) to attain a high luster (Fig. G).

05 Use the small, tooth-shaped nuggets for finishing and polishing repairs without cross-contamination in individual cases (Fig. H).

06 Apply the material to either a rag wheel or small brush or wheel (Fig. I) and apply to the repair case for finishing and polishing.

07 Discard the unused material to eliminate the risk of cross-contamination. 

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