PHOENIX
Definition
Temporary crowns and bridges material available in 50ml cartridge.
Physical data/Characteristics of the material Intra oral setting time + working time: 2’ 25” – 2’ 40”
Instructions for use
– Take a pre-operative impression. Interdental spaces should be rid of silicone material. – Prepare the abutment teeth.
– Remove the cap from the cartridge and check that the two exits are not obstructed. – Attach a mixing tip (yellow ring type) on the cartridge.
– Place the cartridge in the mixing gun.
– When using the cartridge for the first time, bleed a small amount of material onto a mixing pad to ensure that  both base and catalyst will be extruded equally. Discard the purged amount.
– Blow dry impression and fill the concerned teeth area, with Phoenix. Always fill from the bottom up, until the impression is full. It is recommended to inject also some resin into the sulcus of the concerned teeth, with a yellow intra-oral tip, to avoid any lack of product, at the limits of the temporary crown.
– Place the impression back in patient’s mouth and allow Phoenix to set undisturbed for about 40/45 seconds.
– Remove the impression tray from mouth. At that stage, the material will be somehow flexible and will pull over any  undercuts or        non-parallel preparations.
– The material will fully cure in 2 additional minutes.
– Remove cured prosthesis from the impression and trim excess flash.
– Remove smear layer on the surface (if any) by whipping with a cloth moistened with alcohol.
– Polish, if desired, using preferably pumice or corundum filled polishing paste. – Cement the temporary prosthesis with a temporary cement (ex: Seal Temp or Seal Temp S). – After use, leave the mixing tip in place: it will protect the nozzle until the next application.