Septodont Plastalgin & Plastalgin-Chromatic

Features 

Septodont Plastalgin 454g:

• Available both for “normal” settings (Plastalgin) and “quick” settings (Plastalgin Fast) to adapt to different clinical situations.
• Class A alginates for accurate impressions.
• Naturally hydrophilic for an easy mix and excellent wettability of oral tissues.
• Quick and easy to mix without bubbles and inconsistencies.
• Patient and user-friendly, Apple-flavoured (Plastalgin) or Apricot-flavoured (Plastalgin Fast).
• Dust-free formula.

Septodont Plastalgin - Chromatic 454g:

• “Normal” setting Alginate material.
• Class A alginate material for accurate impressions.
• Naturally hydrophilic for an easy mix and excellent wettability of oral tissues.
• Colour change feature to easily visualize the impression taking steps (Green-Violet-Green).
• Quick and easy to mix without bubbles and inconsistencies.
• Patient and user-friendly.
• Combination of Caramel and Banana flavour.
• Dust free formula.

 Description 

Plastalgin is a multi-purpose, dust-free alginate impression material that works quickly and easily. Plastalgin creates a mixed creamy homogenous consistency without excessive flow

Plastalgin is ideal for:

• Mouthguards
• Bleaching trays
• Provisionals
• Case study materials
• Orthodontic models
• Opposing models

Indications

• Impression for case study and orthodontic models, fabrication of models for mouthguards, provisional restorations, bleaching trays, partial denture frameworks and occlusal splint appliances.

 Key Specifications 

Plastalgin Normal Set:

• Mixing Time: 45 seconds
• Total Working Time: 2:15
• Setting Time: 3:10
• Viscosity: 38mm
• Reproduction of Details: 20m
• Deformation When Compressed: 12.50%

Plastalgin Fast Set:

• Mixing Time: 30 seconds
• Total Working Time: 1:15
• Setting Time: 1:45
• Viscosity: 36mm
• Reproduction of Details: 50m
• Deformation When Compressed: 12.50%

How to use 

Mix Ratio

• Always keep the proportion of two measures of (16g) powder to a full measure of water(36 ml).
• To measure the powder, fill a measure full and level it without compressing. Using a spatula, mix the powder and water for 45 seconds.