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DENTROCK DIE STONE TYPE IV

Models in fixed complete or partial prosthesis
Models in implant prothesis

Categories: consumable Lab, Die stone, Lab, lab apl consumables

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Description

Very low expansion
Splintering resistant
Excellent casting under vibration
Abrasion resistant
High compressive strength

Dent Rock is an extra hard stone with high compressive strength, recommended for making master models for fixed prostheses.

Advantages

Time savings in data acquisition with optical scanners
Greater precision compared to use of reflective sprays
Cleaner environment

packaging

Dentrock Sandy Brown ( type -4 ) – 15 kg

Dentrock Grey ( type -4 ) – 15 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dent Rock dental stone used for?

Dent Rock is an extra-hard dental stone with high compressive strength, recommended for making master models for fixed prostheses. Its material properties support the preparation of detailed dental models in lab workflows. It is suitable for dental professionals seeking a strong and durable model-making material.

What are the key features of Dent Rock dental stone?

Dent Rock offers very low expansion, splintering resistance, abrasion resistance, and high compressive strength. It also provides excellent casting performance under vibration, according to the supplied product information. These features make it suitable for demanding dental model-making applications.

How does Dent Rock help improve dental model accuracy?

Dent Rock is designed with very low expansion, helping limit dimensional changes during model preparation. It is recommended for master models used in fixed prosthesis workflows, where precision is important. Its high compressive strength also supports the durability of the finished model.

Why does AGKEM Star Bond+ contain chromium and molybdenum?

Chromium and molybdenum are key components of the Star Bond+ nickel-based alloy, accounting for 24% and 10% of its stated composition, respectively. The product information highlights the alloy's resistance to corrosion and heat. For detailed performance requirements, refer to the technical documentation for the specific product.

Is AGKEM Star Bond+ suitable for dental ceramic applications?

Yes, AGKEM Star Bond+ is specifically described as an alloy for ceramic veneering applications. Its nickel-based composition and stated resistance to corrosion and heat are key features of the product. Dental laboratories should confirm compatibility with their intended ceramic system and follow the manufacturer's processing guidelines.