GC Soft Liner | Denture Relining Material

Name: GC Soft Liner | Denture Relining Material
Brand: GC
SKU: AMGC153
Price: 4975.00 INR
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Description

GC Soft Liner is a chairside denture relining material designed for temporary rebasement and tissue conditioning. This self-curing material offers a customizable powder-to-liquid ratio, allowing adjustment of consistency to suit clinical needs. It mixes easily to a smooth, workable blend for uniform application, providing optimal adaptation to denture surfaces.

The material adheres evenly, allowing for clear inspection and simple removal when necessary. With a shelf life of up to 3 years under proper storage conditions, GC Soft Liner provides a reliable option for both short-term reline procedures and soft tissue conditioning.

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Brand: GC
Features: #. Suitable for temporary rebasement and tissue conditioning

#. Adjustable powder/liquid ratio for tailored consistency

#. Smooth mixing and easy handling

#. Even application with good surface adherence

#. Allows easy removal for inspection or correction

#. Long shelf life (3 years) with proper storage
Indications: INDICATIONS:
For the temporary rebasing (relining) of acrylic dentures
Tissue conditioning
Directions to Use: PREPARATION

Clean the contact surface thoroughly using pumice and water and abrade the area to be relined.
MIXING

The standard powder/liquid ratio is 2.2 g/1.8 g, (first graduation on powder measure to 4 graduations of the liquid syringe). Note Consistency may be varied by changing powder/ liquid ratio.
Measure into the glass jar and mix for 30-60 seconds.
RELINING

Coat the mixture onto the denture as evenly as possible.
Insert the denture in the mouth, muscle trim and retain it in the centric occlusal position for 4-5 minutes.
Remove and inspect for defects.
Dip the denture into cold water, and trim away excess at the periphery with a heated sharp instrument.