GLAZE

• Obtaining the characteristic gloss and smoothness of all types of reconstructions. It is used for chemically and light-cured materials, as well as glass ionomers in works such as: fillings, inlays / onlays, crowns, bridges and splints for tooth stabilization.
• It is particularly useful as the final layer in the case of prosthetic works made of composites for permanent restorations.

We cover composite and glass ionomer works with a thin layer of GLAZE to achieve smoothness and gloss without the need for polishing. We ensure the surface is leveled by flowing the material into small irregularities, which allows for achieving ideal smoothness and gloss after exposure to light. A properly selected mixture of resins guarantees high mechanical resistance and protection against abrasion.

We perform coloring of prosthetic works by mixing GLAZE with COLOURANT or FLOW-COLOR colors, which allows to obtain an almost unlimited color palette. We combine composites with each other, especially “flow” materials, to obtain brighter, more transparent and natural-looking shades.

We seal the marginal gap, which is created as a result of polymerization shrinkage during modeling of the outer layer. GLAZE penetrates the gap, closes it and effectively protects the filling from secondary caries.

Bottle 3 ml

Reconstruction of tooth 24 using FLOW-ART and CREATE composite

Reconstruction of tooth 25 COMCORD & NEXT

Performing a composite filling in tooth 25

What to use GLAZE for?

GLAZE is used to obtain the characteristic tooth shine and smoothness of all types of reconstructions. It is used for chemically and light-cured materials, as well as glass ionomers in works such as: fillings, inlays / onlays, crowns, bridges and splints for tooth stabilization. It is particularly used as the final layer in the case of prosthetic works made of composites for permanent restorations.

Does GLAZE replace polishing?

Thanks to its innovative formula, GLAZE allows you to obtain a smooth surface without the need for time-consuming polishing.

How long to polymerize GLAZE?

Depending on the lamp power:

• Halogen/LED (500-800 mW/cm²) – 40 sec
• LED (>800 mW/cm²) – 30 sec

At what thickness of GLAZE layer will a yellow tint be visible?

At any thickness, if it is insufficiently polymerized. Apply the thinnest possible layer of GLAZE and polymerize properly.

Czym nakładać GLAZE?

GLAZE should be applied with an applicator, it should not be blown out with a blower.

Can GLAZE be used in combination with porcelain?

GLAZE can be applied to porcelain, but remember to properly prepare the surface to which GLAZE is to be applied.

Does GLAZE contain solvents?

No.