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What's in the Prosthetic Conversion Kit, and how do I use the bonding material?

Included: VOCO Quick-Up (self-cure), adhesive blockout gaskets, syringeable blockout, and applicators.

For context, a standard chairside conversion takes about 15 minutes using a handpiece, burs, curing light, and compressed air, with flowable acrylic (e.g., STELLAR) and titanium copings.

Using the bonding material correctly:

Question Answer
Do I have to use the adhesive? Yes, the material will not bond without the bonding agent.
Is the VOCO light-cure, self-cure, or dual-cure? The kit includes self-cure only VOCO Quick-Up.
Does the prosthetic have to be dry? Yes, completely dry and clean of blood. A dry or contaminated cylinder surface makes future debonding imminent.
Should the inside of the cylinders be adjusted for retention? Yes, roughening the cylinder interior for mechanical retention is very helpful, especially if not using VOCO or GC Pattern Resin.
Good alternatives when VOCO is missing? Duralay, acrylic, Holmes Quick Set, GC Pattern Resin, or STELLAR. If none are available, ask a local doctor. Do not use standard acrylics.

 

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