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ACTIVA™ KIDS BioACTIVE – RESTORATIVE™

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Características principais:

Estética natural – Altamente polimento
Resistente, resistente, resistente à fractura e ao desgaste, absorve o choque
Liberta e recarrega cálcio, fosfato e flúor
Ligações químicas – Vedações contra microinfiltrações
Sem sensibilidade
Tolerante à humidade – Técnica simplificada
Cura por luz e autocura
Sem sensibilidade

Propriedades bioactivas
Propriedades físicas

Descrição:

ACTIVA™ KIDS é um restaurador estético, BioACTIVE resina que estimula a formação de apatite e o processo natural de remineralização com libertação e recarga de cálcio, fosfato e flúor. É uma tonalidade branca opaca, ideal para a odontologia pediátrica.

ACTIVA é o primeiro restaurador bioactivo com uma matriz de resina iónica, um componente de resina absorvente de choques, e cargas bioactivas que imitam as propriedades físicas e químicas dos dentes naturais. Oferece todos os benefícios dos ionómeros de vidro e tem a estética, resistência e durabilidade dos compósitos. ACTIVA KIDS liga-se e mascara manchas de fluoreto de diamina de prata.

ACTIVA é seguro para crianças e não contém BPA, Bis-GMA e derivados de BPA.

ACTIVA KIDS é um material dinâmico que reage continuamente às mudanças de pH na boca e participa activamente na troca iónica com saliva e estrutura dentária, essencial para a manutenção de dentes saudáveis.

“Único e sem precedentes”

– Drs. Ted Croll, Joel Berg, Kevin Donly

“Verdadeiramente impressionante”

– Dr. Josh Wren

“Resultados notáveis”

– Dr. Mark Cannon

“Totalmente fixe e absolutamente fantástico”

– Dr. Ted Croll

Instruções de utilização
FAQs / Guia do Utilizador
Ficha de Produto
Procedimento Clínico
Ciência e Literatura
MSDS
ACTIVA White Paper
Dental Advisor Evaluation

Código e Descrição:

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VKP – STARTER KIT: Seringa de 5mL/8gm Sombra branca opaca, ACTIVA-SPENSER™ + 20 pontas de automix com cânula metálica dobrável de 20g de calibre

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VK1P – ACTIVA KIDS SINGLE REFILL: Seringa de 5mL/8gm Sombra branca opaca + 20 pontas de automix com cânula metálica curvável de 20g de calibre

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VK2P – ACTIVA KIDS VALUE REFILL: 2 seringas de 5mL/8gm Sombra branca opaca + 40 pontas de automix com cânula metálica dobrável de 20g de calibre

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DS05 – ACTIVA Spenser: Dispensador para seringas de 5mL de automix

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A20N1 – Pontas de automix, transparentes, com cânula metálica curvável de 20 gauge – pkg de 20 Uso para ACTIVA e para seringas de 2.5mL, 5mL e 10mL 1:1 de automix

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A50N1 – Pontas de automix, transparentes, com cânula metálica dobrável de 20g de calibre – pkg de 50 Uso para ACTIVA e para seringas de 2.5mL, 5mL e 10mL 1:1 de automix

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AD20T – Dicas Automix Tips, clear + short intraoral tips (IOT) – Pkg de 20

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AD50T – Dicas Automix Tips, clear + short intraoral tips (IOT) – Pkg de 50

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AD20R – Pontas de automix, claras + longas, estreitas intraorais (IOR) – pkg de 20

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AD50R – Pontas de automix, claras + longas, estreitas intraorais (IOR) – pkg de 50

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AS20 – Pontas de Seringa de Automix, Pkg. 20 Seringa de 5mL

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AS50 – Pontas de Seringa de Automix, Pkg. 50 Seringa de 5mL

Propriedades físicas

Tempo de cura da luz:

20 segundos

Tempo inicial de autocura a 37°C:

3 acta

Percentagem de enchimento por peso:

56%

Porcentagem de enchimento de vidro reactivo por peso:

20%

Libertação de flúor 1 dia:

11.0 µg/cm²

Libertação de flúor 21 dias (cumulativa):

21.9 µg/cm²

Resistência à flexão:

102 MPa / 14,790 Psi

Módulo de flexibilidade:

4.3 GPa

Força compressiva:

280 MPa / 40,600 Psi

Resistência à tracção diametral:

42 MPa / 6090 Psi

ACTIVA Characteristics

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Physical Properties
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Bioactive Properties
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Applications

Procedimento Clínico

ACTIVA™ KIDS is easy to place and is an opaque white shade ideally suited for primary teeth.

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Fig. 1: Pré-op mostra decadência recorrente nos molares restaurados

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Fig. 2: Dentes preparados

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Fig. 3: Os dentes são gravados durante 10 segundos

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Fig. 4: Mostra dentes restaurados com ACTIVA™ KIDS

Fotos cortesia de Dr. Mark Cannon

ACTIVA™ 36-Mês de Recordação

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Fig 1: 7 de Outubro de 2012 – ACTIVA BioACTIVE-RESTORATIVE post-op.

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Fig 2: 8 de Outubro de 2015 – 36 meses de recolha, mostra uma grande estética, sem desgaste ou lascas, sem manchas marginais

Fotos cortesia de Dr. John Comisi

Ciência e Literatura

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The Dental Advisor Relatório de Desempenho Clínico 5 Estrelas
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Clique aqui para o ACTIVA White Paper
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