• Made from beta-phase gutta percha suitable for dental applications requiring thermoplastic material.
• Supplied in convenient stick form for controlled handling and portioning.
• The material can be softened through controlled heating before clinical use.
• Allows the required amount of material to be separated according to the procedure.
• Suitable for applications involving temporary dental filling material.
• 250 g bulk pack provides a larger quantity for regular clinical use.
• Solid stick format facilitates storage and handling before heating.
• Designed for professional dental use.

Oro Gutta Percha Sticks 250gm are beta-phase gutta percha sticks intended for professional dental applications where a thermoplastic gutta percha material is required. The stick format allows the clinician to heat, portion and adapt the material according to the requirements of the procedure.

The material is supplied as solid sticks that can be softened through controlled heating. Once adequately plasticized, the required quantity can be separated and placed using appropriate dental instruments. Careful temperature control is important to prevent excessive softening or sticking.

The 250 g pack is suited to dental practices requiring a larger quantity of gutta percha material for regular use. The product is supplied as a bulk pack of gutta percha sticks and is intended for professional dental applications.

• Brand: ORO
• Product Name: Oro Gutta Percha Sticks
• Product Type: Gutta Percha Sticks
• Material: Beta-phase gutta percha
• Form: Sticks
• Variant: 250 g
• Net Quantity: 250 g
• Application: Dental temporary filling and related gutta percha applications
• Thermal Property: Thermoplastic material designed to soften on heating

1 Pack Contains:
• 250 g × Gutta Percha Sticks

• Select the required amount of gutta percha material for the intended dental application.
• Heat the stick using an appropriate dental heating method while avoiding direct flame contact.
• Continue heating only until the gutta percha reaches a workable, softened consistency.
• Cut or separate the required quantity using a suitable dental instrument.
• Place the softened material into the prepared area as indicated for the clinical procedure.
• Adapt and condense the material using an appropriate instrument to achieve the required form.
• Avoid excessive heating because overheating can make the material excessively soft or sticky.
• Allow the material to cool and stabilize after placement as appropriate for the procedure.
• Dispose of used material according to the clinic's infection-control and waste-management procedures.
• Follow the manufacturer's instructions and the clinician's established protocol for the specific application.

Country of Origin: India

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