Resin for individual shade characterization of full and partial dentures. Compatible with all common PMMA-based denture materials. The intensive shades are used for the color design of the artificial gingiva in the fabrication of full and partial dentures. Due to the processing in the inlay technique by direct application into the silicone matrix or the duplicating mold made of agar gel, a chemical bond is achieved with the denture acrylic used. In contrast to stains, the natural color effect is far greater as the colors blend into each other. Of course, the colors can also be mixed with any standard denture acrylic polymer to create an individual denture color. Properties
Simple processing with the inlay technique
Natural coloration
Easy to polish
Absolute color stability
Cadmium free
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