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%

• 1 x 454g Plastalgin

• Measure and Dispense: Using a calibrated measuring device, measure the appropriate amount of Plastalgin powder and water according to the recommended powder-to-water ratio. This ratio may vary depending on the specific formulation of Plastalgin being used.
• Mixing: Place the measured water into a clean rubber mixing bowl, then add the powder gradually while continuously stirring with a clean spatula or mixing instrument. Mix thoroughly until the powder is completely incorporated and a smooth, creamy consistency is achieved. Follow the recommended mixing time for the specific Plastalgin formulation being used.
• Loading the Tray: Load the prepared Plastalgin mixture into a suitable impression tray. Ensure that the tray is filled evenly and completely, avoiding any excess material.
• Placing the Tray: Guide the patient into a comfortable position and gently insert the loaded tray into their mouth. Ensure that the tray is properly positioned and covers all the necessary areas to capture the desired impression.
• Waiting Time: Allow the Plastalgin to set according to the specified setting time for the chosen formulation. It is important to adhere to the recommended setting time to ensure accurate results.
• Removing the Tray: Once the setting time has elapsed, carefully remove the tray from the patient's mouth. Use a gentle, rocking motion to loosen the impression and minimize any distortion.
• Inspecting the Impression: Examine the impression carefully to ensure all necessary details have been captured accurately. Check for any bubbles, voids, or inconsistencies that may affect the quality of the impression.
• Rinse and Disinfect: Rinse the impression under running water to remove any debris or saliva. Then, disinfect the impression using an appropriate disinfectant solution or method.
• Storage and Transportation: Store the finished impression in a suitable container to protect it from damage and ensure its integrity during transportation to the dental laboratory or for further use.