GC RELINE SOFT INTRODUCTORY KIT

• Gc Soft Liner Denture Relining Material

  Acrylic temporary relining material for the temporary rebasing (relining) of acrylic dentures & tissue conditioning

• Surfaces remain smooth and clean over time
• Suitable for both chairside and laboratory relining

• INDICATIONS:

• For the temporary rebasing (relining) of acrylic dentures
• Tissue conditioning

• CONTRAINDICATIONS

• In rare cases the product may cause sensitivity to some persons
• If such reactions are experienced, discontinue the use of the product and refer to a physician

• ADVANTAGES:

  Patient Friendly
  The use of addition silicon technology offers patients several important benefits

• Patients can resume social activities within minutes
• No plaque and bacterial deposits – a familiar problem with methyl methacrylates as a result of porosities
• Simple and problem-free cleaning of relined denture

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  Ease of Handling
  • Optimised working time with a snap set means the relining can be finished and polished just 5 minutes after commencing application
  • The finished surface is smooth and comfortable. Small adjustments can be made with GC RELINE MODIFIER

   

  Bond strength

• GC PRIMER R provides a strong and durable bond between the relining material and denture acrylic.

• GC Reline Soft

• Helps to compensate resorption processes
• Resilient – acts as a cushion between the denture and oral tissue to buffer masticatory pressure and solve anatomical problems

PREPARATION

• Clean the contact surface thoroughly using pumice and water and abrade the area to be relined.

MIXING

• The standard powder/liquid ratio is 2.2 g/1.8 g, (first graduation on powder measure to 4 graduations of the liquid syringe). Note Consistency may be varied by changing powder/ liquid ratio.
• Measure into the glass jar and mix for 30-60 seconds.

RELINING

• Coat the mixture onto the denture as evenly as possible.
• Insert the denture in the mouth, muscle trim and retain it in the centric occlusal position for 4-5 minutes.
• Remove and inspect for defects.
• Dip the denture into cold water, and trim away excess at the periphery with a heated sharp instrument.