• Baseplate Tray Application: Designed for use on the baseplate tray in denture construction techniques
• Hard and Resistant: Provides sufficient hardness and resistance on cooling to prevent occlusion changes during a Try-in with the patient.
• Prevents Final Denture Failure: Used before making the final denture to prevent failure in the construction process
• Coherence and Softening: Softens sheets coherently without flaking and easily adheres without sticking to fingers
• Smooth Surface: Achieves a smooth surface after gentle flaming.
• Residue-Free: Leaves no residue on porcelain or plastic teeth, ensuring a clean and reliable application
• Easy Trimming: Trim easily with a sharp instrument at 23˚C for efficient and precise adjustments

DPI Modelling Wax is a premium dental material designed for precise dental modelling and prosthetic fabrication. Renowned for its exceptional malleability, this wax allows dental professionals to create intricate and accurate shapes for crowns, bridges, and other restorations. With a balanced formulation, it achieves optimal hardness and stability, preventing distortion during the modelling process. The smooth texture ensures ease of use, making it an essential tool for dental laboratories. 2GM Modelling Wax is a reliable choice, contributing to the creation of well-fitted, aesthetically pleasing dental prosthetics with efficiency and precision.

• 225 gm Packet (Red/Pink) Standard & Special 11 x Sheets

• DPI Modelling Wax 225 gm Packet (Red/ Pink)
• Sheet Dimension: 16cm x 9cm
• Thickness: 1.5-1.7mm

• • Prepare Work Area: Ensure a clean and well-organized workspace with all necessary tools and equipment.

  • Softening the Wax: If the modelling wax is too hard, use a dental spirit lamp or another heat source to gently warm it. Alternatively, a warm water bath can be used for softening.

  • Shaping and Moulding: Utilize dental instruments to shape and mould the softened wax according to the desired specifications for crowns, bridges, or other dental prosthetics.

  • Intricate Detailing: Employ appropriate carving tools for intricate detailing to achieve the necessary contours and anatomy.

  • Check and Adjust: Regularly check the progress of the model, making adjustments as needed to achieve the desired result.

  • Cooling or Setting: Allow the wax to cool or set as necessary. Cooling can be expedited by using a cool water bath.

  • Final Inspection: Inspect the final wax model for accuracy and completeness. Make any final adjustments if required.

  • Repeat as Needed: Depending on the dental prosthetic being fabricated, repeat the process for multiple units or components.