Provisional glazes are used to bring a natural looking shine and luster to temporary restorations. This can be especially useful when placing long-term temporary restorations in the anterior of the patient's mouth. Most provisional glazes can be light cured quickly after being brushed or painted onto the temporary. These materials often can be applied to direct composite restorations to enhance the esthetics in those cases as well. As with all dental materials, be sure to follow the manufacturer's directions for placement and curing when using the provisional glaze of your choice.
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| Company | Keystone Industries | Keystone Industries |
| Item | Glaze Self-Cure Acrylic Resin Polish | Gorilla Seal Ultra-Clear Light-Cure Sealant |
| Price | Inquire | Inquire |
| Description | Glaze is a fast-setting, self-curing acrylic resin which bonds to other resin substrates and dries to a clear, hard surface with a high-gloss finish. | Gorilla Seal is an ultra-clear light-cure sealant with a smaller oxygen-inhibited layer that allows the sealant to cure to a gloss finish for reduced |
| Quantity | 1 Bottle Glaze (12 mL)
1 Bottle Solvent (12 mL) | Standard Kit (Bottle):
1 Bottle Gorilla Seal (6 mL)
Standard Kit (Syringe):
3 Syringes Gorilla Seal Clear (1.2 mL)
3 Syringes Acid Etch 35% Phosphoric Acid (3 mL)
20-25 Gauge Flowthru Microbrush-Style Tips
20 Dispensing Tips |
| Cure Type | Self Cure | Light Cure |
| Composition | Acrylic Resin | Mono And Di Acrylate Resins |
| Indication | Provisional | Sealing Restorations
Provisional |
| Get Info | Not Available | Not Available |