Maarc CAD-CAM Milling Wax Blanks Tooth Color - 10mm

Tooth-colored wax blanks for precise CAD-CAM milling, compatible with open systems, ensuring high-quality dental restorations with clean burnout.

Features

• Homogenous Surfaces: The wax blanks have homogenous, mirror-smooth, and even surfaces, making them ideal for precise milling and cutting.
• Temperature Stability: The wax is temperature-stabilized, ensuring dimensional stability during the milling process.
• Clean Burnout: The wax blanks burn out easily without leaving any residue, allowing for a clean and precise milling outcome.
• Open System Design: The wax blanks are designed for an open system, enabling easy integration with various CAD-CAM milling machines.
• Tooth Color Option: The wax blanks are available in a tooth color option, providing a realistic representation of the patient's teeth during the milling process.
• Individual Packaging: Each wax blank is packaged individually, protecting the product and ensuring it is ready for use.
• Bulk Pricing: The manufacturer offers bulk pricing options for customers who require multiple units.
  

  Description
  

  The Maarc CAD-CAM Milling Wax Blanks are specifically designed for high-precision dental restorations, compatible with open-system milling machines. These blanks are tooth-colored, providing a natural aesthetic that closely mimics the appearance of real teeth. They are engineered for ease of milling, ensuring smooth and accurate cutting without clogging or leaving residue on the milling tools. These wax blanks come in standard dimensions, making them easy to fit in respective machine holders accurately. Made from high-quality wax, they offer excellent machinability, which allows for detailed and intricate design work. The wax is durable enough to maintain its shape during milling and has a high melting point, making it easy to manipulate in the lab. It is formulated to burn out cleanly, leaving no residue and ensuring a high-quality cast. Ideal for creating crowns, bridges, and other dental prosthetics, these blanks provide high precision and aesthetic appeal. Their compatibility with various CAD-CAM systems makes them versatile and convenient for dental laboratories aiming to produce reliable and consistent results.

  Intended Use/Indication:

  Used for the construction of dental crowns and bridgework through lost wax casting method. It can also be used for calibration of CAD / CAM Machine before milling of ceramic block in CAD / CAM Machine.
  

  Key Specifications
  

  • Applications: Ideal for crowns, bridges, and other dental prosthetics
  • Material: Premium-quality wax
  • Color: Tooth-colored
  • Size: 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, 25mm.
  • Thickness of Outer Rim: 10mm (+/0.3mm)
  • Inner Diameter: 94mm (+/-0.2mm)
  • Outer Diameter: 98.5mm (+/-0.2mm)
  • Type: Open System
  • Dimensions: Standard dimensions to fit open-system milling machine holders
  • Thickness: Standardized for precise milling
  • Compatibility: Compatible with various open system CAD-CAM milling machines
  • Melting Point: High melting point (around 45-55°C) for easy manipulation
  • Hardness: Sufficient hardness to maintain shape during milling

  Shelf life and storage:

  Best before 60 months under proper storage.
  

  Packaging
  

  1 x CAD-CAM Milling Wax Blank
  

  Direction to Use
  

  • Prepare the CAD-CAM Machine: Ensure the milling machine is properly set up and configured to work with the open system wax blanks.
  • Select the Appropriate Wax Blank: Choose the wax blank in the desired tooth color to match the patient's requirements.
  • Load the Wax Blank: Carefully place the wax blank into the milling machine, following the instructions for proper placement and securing.
  • Scan the Preparation: Use the CAD-CAM system to scan the prepared tooth or dental structure that needs to be milled.
  • Design the Restoration: Utilize the CAD software to design the dental prosthetic, such as a crown or bridge, based on the scanned data.
  • Mill the Wax Blank: Initiate the milling process, allowing the machine to precisely cut and shape the wax blank into the desired dental prosthetic.
  • Clean and Inspect: After milling, carefully remove the wax restoration and clean off any residual wax. Inspect the milled piece for accuracy and quality.
  • Invest and Cast: If necessary, invest the wax pattern and cast it in the appropriate dental alloy to create the final restoration.
  • Finish and Deliver: Complete any necessary finishing and polishing steps, then deliver the final dental prosthetic to the patient.