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Sculpture® Plus™ Opaques - Pentron Clinical

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Coping Preparation<br />

Wax & Cast Coping<br />

1. Finish and sandblast a cast alloy framework<br />

with AL 2 O 3 abrasive following standard<br />

procedure and clean with steam or with<br />

isopropyl alcohol in an ultrasonic cleaner.<br />

Note: For 1-3 surface restorations, use micro<br />

beads on your wax pattern for added retention.<br />

Apply micro beads following manufacturer’s<br />

instructions. The use of micro beads is optional<br />

for full coverage restorations.<br />

SinterKor ® Coping<br />

1. Clean the finished SinterKor coping with distilled water in an ultrasonic cleaner for<br />

5 minutes. Do not sandblast SinterKor copings.<br />

2. Prepare the coping for opaque application by applying SinterKor Gold Bonder <br />

bonding agent and firing per the instructions in the SinterKor manual.<br />

Note: After firing, the coping will have a matte finish and is ready for opaque application<br />

Fig. 1<br />

Sculpture ® Plus Paste Opaque Technique<br />

1. When coping is completely cooled and dry,<br />

apply a thin layer of Sculpture Plus Metal<br />

Primer to the surface of the coping using<br />

a disposable brush Fig 2. Close tightly and<br />

refrigerate immediately after use.<br />

Note: Sculpture Plus Metal Primer has a black<br />

cap and dropper tip.<br />

2. Allow Sculpture Plus Metal Primer to dry for<br />

30 seconds, then blow dry with a gentle jet<br />

of air for 3-5 seconds.<br />

3. Dispense the selected shade of Sculpture Plus<br />

Opaque Paste onto a glass slab Fig 3.<br />

Note: The cap for the double barrel syringe is<br />

keyed. Ensure the cap is properly aligned before<br />

replacing to prevent cross contamination.<br />

Fig. 2<br />

Fig. 3<br />

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