Overview of ParaCore Slow Intro Kit for Core Build-Up Materials
The ParaCore Slow Intro Kit is a state-of-the-art dental product designed specifically for core build-up materials. This kit is also widely used for cementing root posts and indirect restorations. It is a dual-cured, composite-based, and radiopaque material that delivers reliable results. Dental professionals trust this kit for reconstructing teeth that require a hard core foundation.
When applied in core build-up tasks, the kit effectively restores severely damaged teeth. It provides excellent mechanical strength to support crowns and bridges. The composition includes materials like methacrylates, fluoride, barium glass, and amorphous silica. These ingredients ensure durability and radiographic visibility in dental procedures.
Adhesion and Durability of Core Build-Up Materials
Reliable adhesion and long-term stability are key features of this product. The ParaCore Slow Intro Kit guarantees a strong bond between the root canal post and the dental structure. This bond supports the longevity and success of the restoration. The enhanced adhesion is achieved through ParaBond, a chemical-curing adhesive system. ParaBond significantly improves connection strength between tooth and post for optimal durability.
Besides core build-up materials, this product acts as an efficient cementing agent for indirect restorations. It is highly compatible with different restoration types such as crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays. It bonds seamlessly with restorations made of ceramic, metal, or composite. Its outstanding adhesive properties suit multiple clinical applications that demand high performance.
Working Conditions and Handling of ParaCore Slow Intro Kit
The working and setting times of this kit vary depending on the ambient temperature. Higher temperatures reduce working time and require careful temperature control. Maintaining a dry working field is essential to achieve best results. The material must be shielded from strong light exposure prior to polymerization. The curing duration depends on the intensity of the light source, with stronger lamps cutting curing time effectively.
Handling the ParaCore Slow Intro Kit is user-friendly thanks to its time-activated polymer formula. This ensures precise placement and excellent manipulation during application. The material has a creamy, smooth, and non-slumping consistency. These features allow dental practitioners to maintain full control and reduce mess during procedures, improving efficiency.
Features of ParaCore Slow Intro Kit as Core Build-Up Materials
- Time-activated polymer formula designed for ideal handling and placement accuracy.
- Durable and long-lasting restorations with outstanding bond strength.
- Superior adhesion guarantees restoration longevity and reliability.
- Stable, smooth, creamy, and non-slumping consistency for effortless application.
- Fluoride release promotes dental health and helps prevent decay.
- Radiopaque composition allows easy monitoring through radiographs.
Key Specifications of the Materials
The ParaCore Slow Intro Kit contains critical materials such as methacrylates, fluoride, barium glass, and amorphous silica. These ingredients provide the material with its robustness and radiographic properties. Below is a table summarizing the key specifications observed at room and intraoral temperatures:
| Specification |
Room Temperature |
Intraoral Temperature |
| Temperature |
23 °C / 73 °F |
37 °C / 99 °F |
| Working Time |
ca. 160 s |
ca. 60 s |
| Setting Time |
ca. 330 s |
ca. 200 s |
Packaging Details for Core Build-Up Materials
The kit contains a variety of components to satisfy multiple clinical needs. The packaging includes:
- 2 × 5 ml ParaCore Dentin SLOW
- 2 × 5 ml ParaCore Trans SLOW
- 3 × 3 ml ParaBond Non-Rinse
- Conditioner + Adhesive A & B
- 20 × Mixing Tip Short Super Fine
Directions for Use of the Hard Core Materials
Correct tooth isolation is critical to attaining optimal bonding and restoration success. The working field must remain dry throughout the entire procedure. We highly recommend using a rubber dam for isolation. An example is the Waldent Rubber Dam Kit of 21 (K16/2), which ensures effective isolation of the tooth.
Strict adherence to isolation and curing instructions will maximize results. Protecting the material from moisture and using proper polymer curing methods are essential steps for long-lasting restorations. These materials set the standard for core build-up materials in restorative dentistry.
