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TheraBase Base SDS US English
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TheraBase Catalyst SDS US English
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TheraBase Base SDS INT French(Canadian)
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TheraBase Base SDS INT Spanish(Mexican)
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TheraBase Catalyst SDS INT French(Canadian)
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All-Bond Universal ®
BISCO’s All-Bond Universal allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion with a single-bottle.
All-Bond Universal ®
BISCO’s All-Bond Universal allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion with a single-bottle.
All-Bond Universal ®
BISCO’s All-Bond Universal allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion with a single-bottle.
All-Bond Universal ®
BISCO’s All-Bond Universal allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion with a single-bottle.
All-Bond Universal ®
BISCO’s All-Bond Universal allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion with a single-bottle.
All-Bond Universal ®
BISCO’s All-Bond Universal allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion with a single-bottle.
All-Bond Universal ®
BISCO’s All-Bond Universal allows you to standardize clinical protocols for effective delivery of adhesion with a single-bottle.
TheraBase and TheraCal LC – is there a reason to have both?
Yes. TheraBase is not intended to replace TheraCal LC. TheraBase is a material to be used as a base/liner under restorations while TheraCal LC is indicated for direct and indirect pulp capping and as a liner. They may both be used together in a sandwich technique case for optimum calcium and fluoride release benefits.
How are TheraBase and TheraCal LC different and/or alike?
TheraBase is a dual-cured, calcium and fluoride-releasing material indicated for base restorations. TheraCal LC may also be used as a base but needs to be placed in 1 mm increments and light-cured between layers. TheraBase and TheraCal LC both utilize THERA technology, a hydrophilic resin matrix that facilitates calcium release. TheraBase and TheraCal LC are both radiopaque and generate an alkaline pH.
How thick can TheraBase be placed?
Bases are typically a thicker placement of material. TheraBase is dual-cured ensuring that your restorations will polymerize even in deep restorations where light cannot reach.
Do I need to bond before placing TheraBase?
Bonding is not required before the placement of TheraBase. TheraBase is a self-adhesive material and the benefits of the calcium and fluoride release are hindered if a bonding agent is placed between TheraBase and the dentin.
How many base applications can you get out of the 8g syringe of TheraBase?
Approximately 27-29 base applications.
What is the storage for TheraBase?
Store TheraBase at room temperature (68°-77° F; 20°-25° C).
How does TheraBase stand out compared to RMGI’s/GI’s base/liner materials?
TheraBase continuously releases both fluoride and calcium*, but GI’s and RMGI’s release only fluoride. TheraBase is offered in an auto-mix dual syringe providing consistent mix and immediate delivery. GI’s and RMGI’s, typically require manual mixing, trituration, or a special dispenser. TheraBase has higher flexural & compressive strength than most GI’s and RMGI’s, making it more durable and less prone to fractures.
What is the working time and setting time of TheraBase?
Working Time: Minimum 1 minute (includes mixing) at 22°C (71.6°F).
Setting Time: Maximum 5 minutes at 37°C (98.6°F).
What is the color of TheraBase?
Natural.
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