Access BLUE Bite Registration
VPS Fast-Set Bite Registration Material
Access BLUE® Bite Registration Material is fast setting, highly accurate, very stiff and dimensionally stable. It uses a mousse-like viscosity for highly accurate bite registration techniques.
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Product Description
Access BLUE Bite Registration Material is fast setting, highly accurate, very stiff and dimensionally stable. It uses a mousse-like viscosity for highly accurate bite registration techniques. Access BLUE delivers rigid, stable, accurate bite registrations that enable the lab to easily replicate correct intercuspal and centric relationships. Made in the USA.
- The easiest, most accurate bite registration
- Sets hard like laboratory plaster in just 30 seconds
- Allows you to cut and trim the impression without it crumbling
Access Bite Registration Material Setting Times
| Product | Mousse like consistency |
|---|---|
| Viscosity | Fast Bite |
| Technique | Syringe Injection |
| Mixing Time | Auto |
| Working Time | :30 |
| Intraoral Time | 1:00 |
| Total Set Time | 1:30 |
Kit includes 2 x 50 mL S-50 cartridges plus 6 SuperMixer™ Mixing Nozzles – Teal Hub
How To's
NOTE: The adhesive does not always secure sufficient adhesion to trays made of other plastic materials or individual trays made of base plates. A polyether adhesive must be used for polyether impression materials.
Instructions for Use:
- Apply a thin layer of Access Tray Adhesive to the tray using the applicator brush.
- Allow to dry for at least 3 minutes.
- Load the tray with impression material and take the impression.
ACCESS VPS HOW-TO:
ACCESS IMPRESSION MATERIALS (VPS – VINYL POLYSILOXANE)
Access Impression Materials are addition reaction silicones which offer excellent physical and dimensional properties. Highly accurate and stable, Access impressions may be poured immediately or up to two (2) weeks after the impression is made. The material is odorless and tasteless, and may be soaked in common disinfecting solutions without distortion. Special hydrophilic surfactants have been added to Access Impression Materials to allow them to be highly wet table in a moist environment. Any of the viscosities will chemically adhere to another viscosity, permitting a wide range of possible techniques.
APPLICATION
Note: For faster procedures, it is advisable to use two (2) mixing dispensers.
Always apply a thin layer of Access Impression Material Tray Adhesive to a clean, dry impression tray. Allow to air dry for five (5) minutes before using. Contact with latex gloves, hemostatic agents, hand lotions, eugenol or sulphur compounds may interfere with the setting properties of Access Impression Materials.
TRAY / SYRINGE TECHNIQUE:
- Express Access Impression Material into a prepared tray, pre-coated with adhesive. Access Heavy, Access Monophase or Access Purple may be selected, depending on the application.
- Inject Access Gold low-viscosity or Access Monophase directly into a clean, dry, retracted sulcus preparation, using an Access intra oral needle tip (REF 290017).
- Seat the loaded tray into the mouth — allow to remain stable until set.
PUTTY / WASH TECHNIQUE: ONE STEP
Note: Do not mix putty with latex gloved hands!
- Remove equal amounts of Base and Catalyst from the jars using the supplied color coded scoops.
- Mix by kneading together for 30 seconds until no streaks are visible.
- Shape to fit into the desired tray, which has been pre-treated with adhesive.
- Place Access Gold low viscosity into an automix syringe and inject directly into a clean, dry, retracted sulcus preparation, using an Access intra oral needle tip (REF 290017).
- Seat the loaded tray into the mouth; allow to remain stable until set.
PUTTY / WASH TECHNIQUE: TWO STEPS
Note: Do not mix putty with latex gloved hands!
- Remove equal amounts of Base and Catalyst from the jars using the supplied color code scoops.
- Mix by kneading together for 30 seconds until no streaks are visible.
- Shape to fit into the desired tray, which has been pre-treated with adhesive.
- Place loaded tray in patients’ mouth – allow to remain stable until set.
- With a surgical rongeurs or coarse grit acrylic bur, remove all interdental flash and/or undercuts. Relieve area to be prepared.
- Place Access Gold low viscosity impression material in an automix syringe and inject directly into a clean, dry, retracted sulcus preparation using an Access intra oral needle tip (REF 290017).
- Seat the loaded tray into the mouth — allow to remain stable until set.
Working Times
Access Gold
Viscosity: Low
Technique: Syringe Injection
Mixing Time: Auto
Working Time: 1′:30″
Setting Time in mouth: 2′:00″
Total Setting time: 4′:15″
Access Monophase
Viscosity: Medium
Technique: One Step
Mixing Time: Auto
Working Time: 2′:00″
Setting Time in mouth: 2′:00″
Total Setting time: 4′:15″
Access Heavy
Viscosity: High
Technique: Tray
Mixing Time: Auto
Working Time: 2′:00″
Setting Time in mouth: 2′:00″
Total Setting time: 4′:15″
Access Blue
Viscosity: Fast Bite
Technique: Bite Registration
Mixing Time: Auto
Working Time: 0′:30″
Setting Time in mouth:1′:00″
Total Setting Time: 1′:30″
Access Putty
Viscosity: Putty
Technique: Tray
Mixing Time: 0′:30″
Working Time: 2′:00″
Setting Time in mouth:1′:45″
Total Setting Time: 4′:15″
FAQs
Yes. You can use Access Blue in a tray with a wash. A wash in this case is a low viscosity VPS material like Access Gold.
If you are making 3 unit impressions, expect to get 50 to 75 from one finished goods. (2-3 finger full worth of materials each)
If you are making full mouth impressions, expect to get 25 from one finished goods. (full scoops each)
The scoops VERY generously use the materials, and would be overkill for a 3 unit impression.
The Access VPS impression materials uses 1:1 automix nozzles. The internal diameter is 6.5mm; it has 11 elements; and a straight end. The hub is green (also called teal) and the mixing element is natural or clear.
A distortion can take place in a Putty/Wash impression technique when the user takes the putty impression PRIOR to placing the Access Gold or similar wash VPS material. The removal of the set Putty causes the distortion, which may be called out by the lab. It is better to place both materials at the same time, which is technique sensitive. Or change to a Heavy/Wash technique, using Access Gold for the Wash and Access Purple, Heavy or Monophase for the Heavy VPS material.
No, they all are radiolucent.
