LUXABITE DMG Rs.4,017.85 by Dental Trade Mart

LuxaBite is a bis-acrylic based self-mixing bite registration material. It offers barely discernible resistance to the jaw occlusion of the patient. As such, a reliable bite registration of the occlusion is guaranteed. A detailed recording of the occlusal relief and the high end hardness simplify the precise positioning of working and counter-bite models.

COMPOSITION:

Glass filler material in a matrix of multifunctional methacrylates. Free from methyl methacrylate and peroxides

INDICATIONS:

Bite registration, fixation of impression posts or transfer caps for implant impressions

ADVANTAGES:

Hard, harder, LuxaBite!

The hardest among all bite registration materials is based on the innovative bisacrylate formula. Its thixotropic properties prevent the material from running into interdental spaces, and its superior final hardness (Shore D-69, or Barcol 25) eliminates compression or flexing when mounted to facilitate precise bite registrations.

Even implantologists appreciate the material’s advantages and use LuxaBite for the fixation of multiple impression posts to obtain torsion-free implant impressions.

And, besides LuxaBite’s stability when positioned on the model, dental assistants also value the conveniently easy excess removal with a dental burr. 

After all, the material should be hard, not the work.

Hardest quality bite registrations

Besides a precise impression material an exact bite registration is the elementary basis for the fabrication of high-quality and perfectly fitting restorations.

With its outstanding rigidity LuxaBite provides the prerequisite for a precise reproduction of the oral situation, enabling the dentist to integrate perfectly fitting restorations without the need for corrections.

Perfect implant impressions

For the laboratory a torsion-free impression of transfer caps or impression posts taken by an implantologist is the necessary foundation for the fabrication of a perfectly fitting supra-construction.

LuxaBite’s extreme hardness combined with the user-friendly application with the Automix guarantees a reliable fixation.

FEATURES:

The triumph of rigidity.

• One of the hardest VPS-based bite registration materials
• Superior break restistance
• Fresh fruity  orange scent
• Minimal bite resistance
• Fast-curing

KEY SPECIFICATIONS:

TECHNICAL DATA:

• Total working time : 0:45 min from starting mixing
• Elastic phase : 2:00 to 2:30 min from starting mixing
• Final curing : 4:00 min after removal
• Barcol hardness : 25 after 1 h

DIRECTIONS TO USE:

Using the Automix cartridge

Insert cartridge

1. Push up the lever  at the back of the Automix-Dispenser and pull back the slide completely

2. Lift up the plastic lever , insert the cartridge and lock it using the plastic lever Note: Make sure that the notches on the cartridge line up with those on the AutomixDispenser.

Attach mixing tip

1. Remove the cartridge cap or used mixing tip by turning it 90° counterclockwise, and discard it

2. Attach a new mixing tip  Note: In order to attain an optimum mixing result, DMG recommends the use of the mixing tips available from DMG. All mixing tips are also available as refill packs. Note: Make sure that the notches on the mixing tip line up with those on the cartridge

3. Turn the mixing tip clockwise 90° to lock it.

Applying the material

When using a cartridge for the first time, squeeze out a pea-sized amount of material and discard it.

The material is mixed in the mixing tip by pulling the triggerof the Automix-Dispenser and it is then applied directly.

Note: After the application, leave the used mixing tip on the cartridge to cap unused material!

Remove cartridge

1. Push up the lever at the back of the Automix-Dispenser and pull back the slide completely

2. Lift up the plastic lever and remove the cartridge.

Recommended use Habitual bite registration

1. Lightly isolate any existing acrylic structures with Vaseline or a similar separating agent. Block out any existing bridge pontics using a suitable substance, e.g. wax

2. Apply LuxaBite to the dry dental row. When doing so the length of the material may be 3 to 4 cm. Application should take place to prepared areas first

3. Allow patient to adopt the desired occlusion

4. In order to ensure the complete bite registration of the occlusal surfaces, apply additional material under the buccal cusps of the maxillary teeth

5. Once the material has cured for 45 to 60 s, have the patient open their bite slightly and then close it once more. This will ease the subsequent removal of the register. 6. Once the material has cured for a further 90 s, remove the material with gloved fingers or using a suitable instrument

7. In order to avoid positioning errors, reduce the register to the occlusal contact surfaces. To do so use a suitable instrument, e.g. an acrylic bur

8. Articulate models with the aid of the bite register.

Central bite registration using anterior tooth jig

1. Use a suitable material, e.g. composite or silicone, for the vertical opening. When doing so, position the material at the anterior mandible and have the patient assume the desired occlusion. The dental rows are not fully closed, in order that space remains for the application of the bite registration material

2. The procedure now continues as described under points 2 to 8 for habitual bite registration.

Disinfection of the bite registration

The bite registration can be disinfected using standard disinfectant solutions. The use of products containing alcohol is recommended because these additionally remove the oxygen inhibition layer.

PACKAGING:

1 x 50 ml Cartridge (Dispensing Gun & Tips Compatibility :- 1:10)

15 x Automix-Tips