• Smooth, imperceptible consistency minimizes mandible movement caused by unnatural occlusion.
• Short oral residence time ensures minimal permanence in the mouth.
• Thixotropic behavior allows precise control on the occlusal plane without dripping.
• Excellent dimensional stability maintains bite registration accuracy even days after taking the impression.
• High final hardness (95 Shore A) for durable results.
• Post-setting finishing is possible using a cutting blade or bur.

• Rigid material ensures minimal deformation during bite registration.
• Non-flowing under low stress, allowing precise placement without spreading or dripping.
• Fast setting time (1–2 minutes) enables quick and efficient impressions.
• Dimensional stability preserves shape over time for accurate occlusal records.
• High detail capture ensures precise reproduction of the bite.
• High final hardness maintains an accurate and reliable bite registration.
• Imperceptible consistency and thixotropic behavior provide ease of use and comfort.
• Long-term dimensional stability (up to 15 days) supports gnathologic evaluations, diagnosis of skull-cervico-mandibular disorders, and centric occlusion assessments in orthodontics.

• Dispenser ratio: 1:1
• Working time: 30 seconds
• Intraoral setting time: ~2.5 minutes (0.0417 h)
• Scent: Odorless
• Thermochromic: Yes
• Scannable: Compatible with digital scanning
• Detail reproduction: 20 µm
• Linear dimensional change (after 24 h): 0.05 %
• Hardness: 95 Shore A
• Material type: Vinyl Polysiloxane (VPS) Bite Registration Material
• Consistency: High hardness and stable form
• Color: Often in a contrasting color for easy visibility

• 2 x 100 ml Cartridges
• 12 x Mixing tips

1. Load the cartridge into a compatible 1:1 dispenser and verify even extrusion of both components.
2. Attach a new mixing tip and, where required, an intraoral application tip.
3. Dispense Occlufast onto the required occlusal surfaces or registration area without trapping bubbles.
4. Guide the patient into the required mandibular position and maintain that position without movement while the material sets.
5. Remove the registration only after complete setting and inspect it for complete contact detail.
6. Trim excess material with a suitable instrument where necessary.
7. Rinse, disinfect and store the registration according to the Zhermack instructions before laboratory use.

Manufactured by: Zhermack S.p.A., Italy

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