Kulzer DIMA Print Resin - Denture Teeth 1000g - Shade Options Available

MD - Validated ONLY for use with Asiga Printers, Kulzer Cara Printers and Kulzer LED Curing Process

IFU - Instructions For Use

ARTG: 383305 (Denture Try-In/Base) 383352 (Teeth)

With dima Print Digital Denture, technicians can fully produce a good quality back-up denture using the fast and secure cara 3D printing workflow.

The digital denture solution consists of three class IIa (2A) materials:

1. dima Print Denture Base Try-in for the production of Try-ins.
2. dima Print Denture Base for the production of high-quality duplicate denture bases with multiple shade options.
3. dima Print Denture Teeth for the production of high-quality duplicate denture teeth with multiple shade options.

More time for other things

• Fast production time and less stress: produce a fully 3D printed denture in just under 2 hours!
• Easy to learn: 3D fabrication process is easy to learn and hand off among colleagues.
• For cara printer users: use a known and secure process to fabricate a fully digital denture with minimal effort.
• Less stress and time pressure: more time to repair a broken denture since the patient has a duplicate denture as back-up.

Higher profitability

• A fast and cost-effective digital solution to produce Try-ins and full dentures, e.g. as back-up or travel dentures.
• Total material cost for fully 3D printed denture approx. €10.81 for upper and €12.45 for lower arch.
• Exceptionally precise results with 3D printed dentures.
• Gain new dentist customers by offering a new profitable business area.

Curing recommendations:

• dima Print Denture Base Try-in, dima Print Denture Base and dima Print Denture Teeth materials must all be post-cured with an oxygen inhibitor (nitrogen gas or glycerin) to remove unreacted functional groups and create harder surfaces. Kulzer recommend using 99 % glycerin.
  • Curing Time
    • Hilite Power 3D – 20 Minutes
    • cara LEDcure – up to 30 Minutes

Using glycerin in Kulzer Light curing devices:

Glycerin is a non-flammable liquid that can be used in Kulzer light curing devices when handled with care:

• To cure the objects in glycerin you need an up to 80 °C heat-resistant glass bowl with a glass lid, which fits in your light curing device.
• The printed object must be covered with glycerin completely
• Glycerin can be reused and only needs to be changed when getting foggy

Finishing:

• Once post-curing is complete, grind the support spots and borders of the fabricated denture to make it smooth.
• Pumice and polish the denture using conventional method with a polishing unit using desired pumice.
• Kulzer recommend using Pala Polish for achieving a high shine for the fully printed denture.