Denext Curing Light MaxCure 7

This curing light is intended for use by trained dental professionals for the purpose of light curing dental resins and composites. 

Operation: 5°C - 40°C / 30% - 75% relative humidity / 70 - 160KPa atmospheric pressure

Transportation and Storage: -20°C - +40°C / 10% - 93% relative humidity / 70 - 106KPa atmospheric pressure.

Instructions:

There are many variables (distance and angle between the light guide tip and composite, area, shade, thickness and type etc.) affecting composite curing times. It is recommended to place and cure only 2mm for each composite placement.

Using a barrier sleeve for the curing light will reduce 5-10% of curing light intensity.

The light tip should be placed approximately 1-2mm above the resin or composite and pointed perpendicular to tooth surface.

High intensity lights produce more heat, this is a direct indication of the power of light being emitted. When using the lights for more than 10 seconds, do not keep the light guide tip in one position. It is always recommended to use a dental syringe to blow a cold air flow on the area during long periods of curing. This will maintain a lower temperature for the composite and surrounding area, particularly when using rubber dam so as to avoid any rubber dam breakage due to heat built-up.

Do not expose soft tissue to curing light for more than 2 seconds or burns may occur.