Plastic discs memosplint
The optimill plastic blanks are suitable for the most common milling machines and are used to fabricate (long-term) temporary restorations or splints. The plastic blanks also support bite control and bite adaptation in the patient's mouth. Thanks to thermoelastic plastic, memosplit offers temperature-dependent mechanical properties - the material offers maximum wearing comfort as it becomes more flexible in the patient's mouth due to the body temperature.
The innovative material memosplint for the production of splints is a thermoelastic plastic. The special feature of the material is its temperature-dependent mechanical properties. The material becomes more flexible at body temperature in the patient's mouth without losing its high tear and breaking strength. For the patient, this means a significant increase in wearing comfort. The memory effect achieved with the material properties means that the splint automatically resets itself after deformation.
Plastic discs for milling machines
Plastic discs serve a variety of purposes in the dental field. For example, they form the basis for an orthodontic splint. They can also form the basis of milled interim restorations. We offer you innovative yet economical models from optimill that make excellent patient care possible. For example, if you are looking for plastic blanks that manage the balancing act between breaking strength and elasticity in order to offer patients a high level of comfort, you will find the right offer here at dentona. Some of our blanks are also suitable for digital splint fabrication using the milling technique.
Dental technology Applications Plastic discs
- splint: made of transparent polyamide for the treatment of allergy patients with all types of splints
- cast ice: burns out without leaving any residue and is therefore ideal for the casting and press-on technique (useful for fully anatomical crowns and bridges)
- memosplintthermoelastic resin, which becomes more flexible in the patient's mouth but does not lose any of its strength; therefore offers a particularly high wearing comfort as a material base for splints
- temp ML: Blank, which is used for the structural improvement of individual crowns through to temporary restorations
- crystal clear: biocompatible milling blank version consisting of polymethyl methacrylate for allergy-resistant plaster splints; approved as a class IIa medical device
- crystalign: for orthodontic splints; high material homogeneity ensures process reliability and excellent long-term stability
- memosplint Version S: universally applicable due to increased rigidity
These brief descriptions naturally only provide an initial insight into the strengths of the discs. We therefore recommend that you also study the individual descriptions. Our comparison tool will help you with this. Our support team will also be happy to answer any questions you may have.
