Prevest Denpro Hiflex Inlay Casting Wax

Grades :

• Soft
• Medium
• Hard

Inlay wax may be softened over a flame or in water at 54°-60°C to enable their flow in the liquid state and adaptation to the prepared tooth or die.

FABRICATION OF WAX PATTERN (DIRECT TECHNIQUE)

• Dry heat (flame) is used.
• Wax is softened over the flame, should be twirled until it becomes shiny, then kneaded.
• Finally shaped into the cavity.
• Then pressure should be applied either by the finger of the dentist or patient biting on the wax.

FABRICATION OF WAX PATTERN (INDIRECT TECHNIQUE)

• Lubricate the die with a die lubricant.
• Melted wax is carried into the die either with a wax spatula or with a painting brush.
• Prepared cavity is overfilled and carved to the proper contour.
• A silk cloth may be used for final polishing of the pattern.

• Suitable working with- Bunsen burner, Open flame, Electrical wax Knives.
• Very precise modelling ability.
• Excellent scrapping properties with short setting time.
• Excellent Plasticity.
• Burns out leaving no residue.
• Smooth castings.
• Zero Shrinkage controlled by use of high quality materials and perfect production management
• Suitable working with- Bunsen burner, Open flame, Electrical wax Knives.
• Very precise modelling ability.
• Excellent scrapping properties with short setting time.
• Excellent Plasticity.
• Burns out leaving no residue.
• Smooth castings.
• Zero Shrinkage controlled by use of high quality materials and perfect production management