PROTESTIN

Description
Resin for repairing broken, damaged or missing dentures. It works in 20 minutes, does not compromise the technician's subsequent intervention and does not contain allergenic or harmful cyanoacrylate substances.

How to use
- Clean the denture and dry it thoroughly.
- Sand approximately 5 mm of each separate part of the crack until the surface becomes rough.
CAREFUL
- Do not use any tools or compounds on surfaces to be reassembled.
- Do not sand the surfaces to be welded with sandpaper, only the top of the prosthesis.
- Remove the plasticine block from the packaging and place it on a flat surface.
- Insert the parts of the prosthesis separated by the tear into the plasticine block, making sure they fit.
- Make sure the parts are well joined and secured.
- Open jar A containing the pre-dosed powder, add 35-40 drops of the liquid contained in vial B using the appropriate pipette.
- Mix with a spatula until you obtain a smooth and sticky mixture.
- Using the spatula, apply the compound over the reassembled parts, along the entire break, taking care to obtain a thickness of approximately 2 mm and a width of 5-6 mm, covering the previously sanded surface with sandpaper.
- Moisten your fingertip with liquid B and apply an even layer.
- Wait 15 minutes to ensure that the mixture has completely hardened (hardening time depends on room temperature).
- The possible presence of a white halo does not alter the repair.
- Remove the prosthesis from the plasticine block.
- Clean the prosthesis of any plasticine residue.
- Remove any residue of repair paste using sandpaper.
Detachment of a denture tooth
- Clean both the tooth and the cavity with a cleansing pad soaked in liquid B.
- Insert the compound into the cavity and apply to the tooth.
- Wet your fingertip with Liquid B, then wipe away excess compound from around the tooth you applied adhesive to.
- Let it harden for 15 minutes.

warnings
Highly flammable and irritating.