Luxatemp Fluorescence (DMG)
Luxatemp Fluorescence (DMG)
Luxatemp Fluorescence Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Bisacryl |
| Mixing Ratio (Base/Catalyst) | 10:1 (Volume) |
| Compressive Strength | 250 MPa |
| Transverse Strength | 90 MPa |
| Diametrical Tensile Strength | 36 MPa |
| Barcol Hardness | 37 |
| Shrinkage | 0.45% |
| Water Sorption | 0.80 w.% |
| Maximum Temperature During Polymerization | 38 C/100 F |
On-Demand CE Webinar
Dr. Elliot Mechanic, BSc, DDS discusses the blueprint for predictable facial changes through Aesthetic Dentistry. For this webinar, material selection and usage, as well as the working/re-working process (all crucial to the success of temporaries) will be discussed. Please click on the link below for a Luxatemp Fluorescence on-demand CE webinar with Dr. Elliot Mechanic.
The temporary crown and bridge material for natural esthetics
With its superior aesthetics and unique handling, Luxatemp Fluorescence, fits perfectly into the Luxatemp family, so that clinicians can confidently choose the best temporary material to fit their clinical needs.
Perfect mechanical properties
Due to its high surface hardness Luxatemp is extremely abrasion resistant while easy to cut and polish. It has a Bisacryl composition for durable temporary restorations and the low shrinkage eliminates the need to remarginate and makes it easy to remove. Its neutral taste and odor provide greater patient acceptance.
Natural esthetics
The fluorescence of Luxatemp Fluorescence takes on the same dynamic reflective qualities as natural tooth structure creating a more lifelike appearance. Luxatemp Fluorescence makes temporaries look as good as final restorations in all lighting conditions. It is available in six shades all of which exhibit outstanding color stability.
Furthermore, Luxatemp is easily polished to a high gloss finish or can be varnished with LuxaGlaze permitting highly esthetic results and offering a reliable preview of the final result.