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vjau
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 Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2011 5:04 pm Post subject: Surpass and CliXdish |
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Hi !
CliXdish is a mixing well provided by Dentsply with his bonding agent (Xeno V, XP Bond). His special feature is that it has a cap which allow it to be closed easily. Dentsply advertises that it gives you a 15 minutes working time with their adhesives. Could it work with Surpass ? I am keeping the Surpass 1 drop, but it would be cool to be able to use the remaining Sur2 and 3 when i'm doing multiple cavities during the same session. |
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john kanca
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| Posted: Mon Dec 26, 2011 12:38 pm Post subject: |
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Feel free to try it. Just keep an eye on the color of the Surpass 2. It needs to be a pale yellow. You can add alcohol to it if it darkens.
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vjau
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| Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 10:42 am Post subject: |
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Ok thanks.
What with the ultrabrush ? Is it important to always use a new brush ? Can i reuse them (for the same session !) ? Do i need to clean them ? |
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nateski
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| Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 8:40 pm Post subject: |
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What is the real economic difference in using new brushes and material with every use.
You are using the best bonding agent around and I would think that you would want to use it in the most ideal conditions possible. I am sure that the results you get will far outweigh the cost of the materials.
Nathan Shpritz, DDS |
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AlanQuan
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| I like the ultrabrush, but my biggest peeve with them is the collar is so wide - it often fouls on my matrix band or on cusp tips etc when I have a deep box. |
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john kanca
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| AlanQuan wrote: | | I like the ultrabrush, but my biggest peeve with them is the collar is so wide - it often fouls on my matrix band or on cusp tips etc when I have a deep box. |
It was the best delivery system in terms of amount of material delivered.
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john kanca
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| Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2011 9:46 am Post subject: |
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| vjau wrote: | Ok thanks.
What with the ultrabrush ? Is it important to always use a new brush ? Can i reuse them (for the same session !) ? Do i need to clean them ? |
Wipe them off so the resin doesn't polymerize.
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vjau
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| Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 6:23 pm Post subject: |
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| nateski wrote: | What is the real economic difference in using new brushes and material with every use.
You are using the best bonding agent around and I would think that you would want to use it in the most ideal conditions possible. I am sure that the results you get will far outweigh the cost of the materials.
Nathan Shpritz, DDS |
Don't talk about cost of material when you don't know the level of fixed by state's fees in France... FYI, a one surface composite is 16.87 €...
Now i'm not looking to be cost savvy on ultrabrushes, but when you are doing 4 cavities in the same session and you need 12 wells for the drops, and 12 ultrabrushes, there is a moment when it appears a little bit too much... I'm working solo, and when the ultrabrushes start to stack and begin to fall on the ground, i'm wondering WTF !? |
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nateski
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| Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 9:30 pm Post subject: |
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Sorry for the reply. I just love these products and I never look at the small cost of a drop or a brush. I see such great recall visits that I guess I overlook all of that.
I am truly sorry for any offense.
Have a great day, and stick with Apex,
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vjau
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| No offense, really ! |
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