Kids-e-Dental BioFlx Central Incisor Crowns Refills

Features

• Metal-free, monochromatic tooth-colored crowns made of a copletely biocompatible material.
• Made of hight impact, biocompatible, hybrid resin polymer used in the medical field where high strength, flexibility and durability are required. They are Bis-GMA free and contain no metal.
• Laser marking on the inner occlusal surface for easy identification and optimal esthetics.
• Distinctively flexible and versatile nature for easy placement and a snug/ active fit.
• Tooth preparation and handling properties very similar to an SSC, saving valuable chair time.
• Wear resistance of Bioflx is similar to or better than traditional SSCs.
• Rather than wearing, Bioflx crowns will self-adapt forming a ‘dimple’ in areas of high occlusion.
• Stain resistant with no visible discoloration after > 1 year intraorally or when placed opposing an SSC.
• Sandblasted intaglio surface for enhanced retention with self-setting RMGI & GI cements.
• A regular GI (FujiCem I, Ketac)or RMGI (FujiCemII) should be sufficient for cementing Bioflx. A light-cured cement is not recommended.

Description

Kids-e-Dental BioFlx Central Incisor Crowns Refills

Kids-e-Dental BioFlx Crowns are the world’s first flexible, durable, self-adaptable, and aesthetic pre-formed pediatric crowns, combining the best properties of stainless steel and zirconia crowns. Designed by a Pediatric dentist from India, these crowns offer an innovative solution for tooth-colored restorations in children. BioFlx crowns provide ideal full coverage restoration for extensive tooth decay, fractured or broken teeth, hypoplastic teeth, and teeth with developmental anomalies. They are also suitable for restoring decayed or damaged primary teeth when conservative treatments are insufficient. These crowns feature self-adaptive technology, allowing them to adjust in areas of slightly high occlusion. With a radiopacity of approximately 1mm, they enable clear evaluation of crown margins and pulp capping materials. Laser markings on the inner occlusal surface ensure easy identification and optimal aesthetics. The strong yet flexible design allows for easy placement and a snug fit, while the sandblasted intaglio surface enhances retention with self-setting RMGI and GI cement. BioFlx crowns can be seated using a bite stick and trimmed with crown and bridge scissors if necessary.

Note: Bioflx is not recommended for the Hall Technique, bruxism or manipulation by crimping.

Key Specifications

• Material: Biocompatible Hybrid Resin Polymer
• Sterile/ Non Sterile: Non Sterilized
• Radiopacity: Yes
• Autoclavable: Cold Sterilization, Autoclave, Steam Sterilization

Packaging

• 1 x BioFlx Central Incisor Crown

Direction to Use

• Tooth Preparation: Begin by preparing the affected tooth according to standard dental procedures. Remove any decayed or damaged tooth structure, ensuring a clean and stable foundation for the crown.
• Crown Selection: Select the appropriate size of Bioflx anterior crown from the kit based on the tooth being restored. Ensure that the selected crown matches the tooth’s anatomy and fits snugly.
• Crown Adjustment: If necessary, make any adjustments to the crown to ensure an optimal fit. This may involve trimming or shaping the crown to match the contours of the prepared tooth.
• Etching: Apply an etching gel to the prepared tooth surface.
• Rinse and Dry: Thoroughly rinse the etching gel off the tooth with water and then dry the tooth surface using air or a gentle stream of compressed air.
• Adhesive Application: Apply the adhesive material to the dry tooth surface. Ensure even and complete coverage of the prepared area.
• Crown Placement: Gently place the Bioflx crown onto the prepared tooth, aligning it properly with the tooth’s anatomy. Apply gentle pressure to ensure the crown seats are full and accurately.
• Excess Material Removal: Remove any excess adhesive or cement around the margins of the crown using an appropriate dental instrument or dental floss.
• Cementation: Apply the cement material to secure the crown in place.
• Occlusion Check: Verify the occlusion or the way the restored tooth contacts the opposing teeth. Adjust any high spots or interferences to achieve proper occlusion and ensure a comfortable bite.
• Post-placement Instructions: Provide post-placement instructions to the patient or caregiver, including oral hygiene recommendations, dietary restrictions, and any specific care instructions for the restored tooth.

Warranty

• Warranty is not applicable for this product