Avuegum Mono

Description

Description-

Medium Body Addition Silicone Impression Material for single step impression.

Avuegum Monophase: Hydrophilic vinyl polysiloxane impression material used as one step impression material for implant impressions, edentulous, Crown & bridge  impressions.

AvueGum Mono acts both as tray material & wash impression material

The flow or viscosity of an impression material is dependent on the filler content. There are four basic categories: low (syringe or wash material), medium (one-step monophasic material), high (tray material), and very high (putty material)

AvueGum Mono has Excellent flow properties

AvueGum Medium body captures fine details for precise impressions it is stable as tray material and once prssure is applied will turned in low viscisity material.

Better initial hydrophilicity among all viscosities

It allows for accurate, void-free impressions even in moist conditions.AvueGum low contact angle along with tooth surface helps ensure an accurate impression in the presence of Saliva/GCF

Excellent hydrophilicity and outstanding thixotropy during processing and high final hardness after setting, the medium-viscosity material satisfies the requirements for perfect monophase impressions.

Helps get an accurate impression in a single step

This helps in reducing the need for costly adjustments, remakes and retakes.

Avuegum Monophase Impression material improves both, wettability on the tooth surface and model detail reproduction.

AvueGum Light body/Medium body shows thixotropic characteristics

Rheological characteristics making single step/putty wash impression more accurate. As AvueGum material shows shear thinning while applying pressure making it stable at first and flowable under pressure which is very important for a medium body impression material

The ability to record the tooth preparation accurately during the impression stage is critical for producing well-fitting crowns and bridges.

Shows Shear thinning characteristics

Viscosity is important when subgingival margins are to be captured. The ability of the impression material to reach the base of the sulcus is not only dependent on the viscosity but also the width of the sulcus. A wide sulcus allows for greater flow and thickness, which increases tear strength. Whichever method of sulcus preparation (mechanical, chemical, or surgical) is employed, it is critical that sufficient space is provided.Its shear thining property helps to incease its flow

Impression exhibits good dimensional stability

Stability and accuracy are necessary to record the fine details of hard and tissues and obtain biologically, mechanically, functionally, and esthetically acceptable restorations.

Addition polyvinyl siloxane impression materials have four types of viscosity to suit different needs.The medium body is commonly used as a monophase material or single-viscosity technique during crown and bridge work or for dentures.

Features

• Thixotropic characterstics and high tear strength.
• Uncompromised physical properties to capture accurate impressions.
• Excellent  surface detail reproduction.
• Dimensionally stable VPS chemistry to have distortion-free impression.
• Decrease in Viscosity with Increasing Shear-thinning
• Exceptional Hydrophilicity for its superb performance in the presence of moisture

Interactions

• Avoid contact between the impression material and latex gloves, Skin secretion because these inhibit the setting process.
• Avoid contact with retraction solutions, as residues of retraction solutions can delay the setting time.
• Do not mix Avuegum MONO with condensation silicone or polyether impression materials.

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