Retraction materials

• Thixotropic gel- convenient to apply 
• Non staining unlike ferric sulphate which stains porcelain venners and crowns.
• Effectively stops minor gingival bleeding.
• Stable and long shelf life.
• Pleasantly flavoured.

• Ultrapak is made of 100% cotton, woven into thousands of tiny loops to form long intertwined chains.

• Ultrapak is made of 100% cotton, woven into thousands of tiny loops to form long intertwined chains.

• 3M ESPE Retraction Capsule delivers a retraction paste that contains 15% aluminum chloride. 

• Coltene Cord Packer is a double ended, stainless steel instruments facilitate placing of retraction cord around the tooth.

• T Stat, an alternative to a dental retraction cord, is a viscous paste used for all procedures requiring gingival retraction

• Stay-Put combines the advantages of a braided retraction cord with the adaptability of a fine metal filament.

 Retraction cap or an instrument can be used to gently push Traxodent and increase the retraction A compression cap or similar device can also be used after placement of the paste for maximum deflection of the soft tissue

• Accurate impression
• Lint free
• Rapid retraction
• Stable structure

• Medi-Pak is manufactured of 100% cotton and knitted into thousands of tiny loops that form interlocking chains.

• Ultrapak is made of 100% cotton, woven into thousands of tiny loops to form long intertwined chains.

• An astringent, styptic solution with 10 % aluminium chloride hexahydrate.
• No cardiovascular problems as it does not contain Epinephrine.

• It seals the damaged vessels mechanically, thus producing hemostasis, and the capillary orifices are occluded by the agglutinated protein complex, which prevents blood clot formation
• It causes a local and reversible inflammatory response to the oral soft tissues
• The recommended application time is 1–3 min and should be placed directly against the damaged tissue due to its quick action
• Solutions of Ferric Sulphate above 20% are highly acidic and may cause considerable tissue irritation and postoperative root sensitivity.