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RetraXil® - the retraction paste from Kulzer
The elastic, cord-like retraction paste expands the sulcus, stops bleeding and thus leads to more precise impressions. At the same time, the thin cannula offers easy and comfortable application, thus avoiding injuries to the gingiva.
Indications for temporary displacement of the marginal gingiva and drying of the gingival sulcus during
- conventional or digital impression taking
- cementation of temporary restorations
- cementation of definitive restorations
- creation of Class II and V fillings*
* detailed information on this and all indications mentioned can be found in the IFU.
What customers say about RetraXil®
"Great and strong addition to the market, love the product. Will definitely use it again and again*."
"I was very pleased with the consistency of the paste. Washed off easily and left no residue and dried the sulcus efficiently*."
"RetraXil would be my choice over the astringent capsules. This is more user friendly and there is no residue*."
*Based on a 12-item survey of dentists in various countries - data available.
Excellent handling properties
The retraction paste is excellent to apply: No curling, no tearing off, does not stick.
Another plus point during application is the thin cannula, which allows users to reach the gingival sulcus very easily, thus helping to avoid gingival injuries. RetraXil is suitable as an alternative for or in combination with retraction cords and is compatible with analog and digital impression techniques.
Safety during use
The ready-mixed retraction paste is based on astringent aluminium chloride and therefore offers no risk of systemic overdose. The blue colour contrast to the gums and teeth provides good visibility and control for residue-free rinsing.
Economical and time saving
The presentation in the form of a stable multidose syringe use ensures economical work. Compared to capsule solutions (PLT), material waste can be significantly reduced or even avoided. In addition, users work more efficiently thanks to fewer work steps - compared to the cord technique - time-saving and efficient.
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