Known as: Bite Registration Wax

Description: Bite Rims are occluding surfaces built on temporary or permanent denture bases for
the purpose of making maxillomandibular relation records and for arranging teeth.

Intended Use:

• For registering bite of patient for prosthetic application.

Shelf life :

• Best before 5 years from the date of manufacturing

Description: BRW/Classic BRW/Perfect Bite is a type of impression wax with aluminum fillers used in direct technique to record the patient’s upper and lower teeth in the bite position to assist in the making and fitting of dental prosthesis and indirect restorations.

Thickness: 1.7mm to 2.0mm (Custom Thickness Catered)

Size: 160mm X 90 mm

Packing: Each Packet of ‘MAARC’ Bite Registration Wax contains 10 sheets wrapped in non-adhesive Silicone Paper to facilitate easy removal. Available in 250 g pack approx.

Bite Wafers pack of 10 available in 3 variants – Hard, Extra Hard & Zero Tolerance

Intended use / Indications:For registering bite of patient for prosthetic application

Properties & Advantages:

• The wax sheets are dimensionally more stable and tough, as compared to the modelling wax base plate wax and does not distort easily due to external factors.
• The impression of the bite is more refined when recorded using BRW, due to softening of the wax evenly by the aluminum filler particles which disperse the heat
• The shrinkage after cooling Is negligible due to crystallization of wax around the resin & aluminum particles.

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 40°C.
• Best before 60 months under proper storage.

Description: Green tracing sticks is a thermoplastic material supplied in the form of sticks (type-1 low fusing impression compound). It is a low fusing material primarily used for border extensions on custom impression trays as it attains uniform plasticity. Attains high viscosity at comfortable temperatures 55-65°C making it ideal for recording the full depth of the sulcus, recording of the borders during impression making for preparation of removable dental prosthesis, taking functional and relining impressions. Provides wide working area due to extra working time & quick hardening property when immersed in cold water

Thickness: 113 x 9 mm dia weighing appx. 10g each

Intended use / Indications: Recording border extensions on custom impression trays. Making
of functional and relining Impressions

Properties & Advantages:

• Suitable for muscle trimming work.
• Fast and uniform plasticity.
• Quick hardening in cold water.
• Wide working area.

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C
• Best before 60 months under proper storage

Description: Shellac Material are widely used in prosthetic dentistry, as temporary baseplate for occlusal rims and trial dentures.

Thickness: Upper / Lower Base Plate: 1.3mm, 1.7mm. 2.0mm, 2.5mm and 3.0mm (+/- 0.15mm) (Custom Thickness Catered)

Colour: Brown /Yellow/ Pink / Aluminum

Packing: Each Packet of ‘MAARC’ Base Plate contains 8 upper and 4 Lower Plates, 50/100
Pcs. (Custom Packing Available)

Type: It comes in different formulations for different climatic conditions (LMP / HMP / Al. Filled)

Intended use / Indications:

• Individual impression trays
• Making dentures: Base material for bite impressions and tooth lineups

Properties & Advantage:

• They are ready to use Maxillary & Mandibular plates – 8 upper & 4 lower.
• Optimum heat resistance to minimize overheating of the Plate.
• Easily adaptable on heating and easy to work with.
• Retain the shape stability and do not wrap back on cooling.
• Optimum mechanical strength to resist breaking during Try-in denture
• Does not adhere to plaster.

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 24 months.
• Store below 30°C under proper storage and avoid from direct sunlight

Properties & Advantages:

• It softens at 60°C.
• It is excellent for taking primary impression of edentulous teeth and becomes stable after cooling and are shrinkage free.
• It can be used with matrix band for single tooth impressions.

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C
• Best before 60 months under proper storage

Description:A custom made device prepared for a particular patient which is used to carry, confine and control an impression material while making an impression.

Thickness: 2.2mm (+/- 0.15mm) Aluminum Filled – to get even impression

Intended use / Indications: Custom made tray for dental impression is designed to provide a
uniform space for the impression material and thereby improve the accuracy of the resultant
working cast

Properties & Advantages:

• Time Saving and economical as compared to light cure and cold cure tray.
• No toxic gases as in cold cure.
• STP is low fusing thermo-plastic compound with high flow. So does not melt wax spacer and flows through stoppers.
• It has heat conducting properties, so no worries when applying hot border moulding compound. Heat spreads immediately and plate dimension remains unchanged.
• Stronger than conventional Shellac Plates.
• Easily fused to each other so handle can be made from excess.
• Excess can be cut easily with scissors when hot and when cold, trim with burs, abrasive wheels, etc.
• Borders can be folded easily.
• Modify the tray anytime so best border moulding can be achieved.

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C.
• Best before 24 months under proper storage

Description: Baseplate wax is a durable substance used mainly to fabricate occlusion rims for dental construction into which denture teeth are arranged (IE. holding artificial teeth to baseplates) before laboratory processing and during fabrication of the denture.

Colour: It comes in various shades such as pink, light pink, red.

Type: Soft, Medium, Hard & Plasti Wax.

Intended use / Indications: Fabrication of occlusal rims, Spacer to protect the relief areas and to establish the Initial arch form in the construction of complete dentures, fabrication of trial denture base in the process of making complete or partial dental prosthesis, production of gypsum casts, non-metallic denture bases, registering of Jaw relations, and laboratory work.

Properties & Advantages:

• It is a type 2 low-fusing wax used for indirect wax technique. It is made of low-molecularweight ester of fatty acids derived from natural or synthetic components, such as petroleum derivatives, that soften at a relatively low temperature (45-55°C).
• The wax does not fragment into flakes when molded after softening, and provides a framework for registering of jaw relations and arrangement of the prosthetic teeth
• The wax attains a plastic state at room temperature, hence during the trials the teeth do not get displaced from their defined layout as per the patient’s Jaw model under the Ideal working pressure of try in models.
• The wax melts out during the process of burnout/ dewaxing to create the mold space into which the acrylic is filled for making the final denture prosthesis

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 40°C.
• Best before 60 months under proper storage

Description: Dental casting waxes are primarily used in the wax-up technique; this can include
sculpturing, build up and inlay work.

Thickness: 0.3 to 0.6 mm

Size: 160mm x 90 mm

Colour: ‘Maarc’ Casting Wax sheets are thin wax sheets. Available in Green for cobalt chrome cast partial dentures.

Packing: Available in 200 g pack. The Sheets are wrapped in non-adhesive Silicone Paper to facilitate easy removal.

Intended use / Indications: Casting wax is used to form the pattern for a partial denture framework in a dental casting alloy such as Cobalt-Chromium.

Properties & Advantages:

• The Sheets are sufficiently thin to have thinner casting as possible without defects to reduce machining.
• They easily burn out during castings.

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C.
• Best before 60 months under proper storage

Description: Inlay/Onlay wax are type-1 waxes which soften at a temperature that is not hazardous to the dental pulp tissue, hence can be used to prepare patterns of indirect-restorations in the patient’s mouth by direct-wax technique. They have uniform workability over a wide temperature range and facilitate accurate adaptation to the prepared cavity
Thickness: L 114 x 8 mm dia of Big Sticks

Intended use / Indications: Used for the construction of wax pattern using direct wax technique, for fabrication of inlay & onlay restorations, fabrication of onlays and full coverage crowns by indirect wax technique on the die models.

Shelf life and storage:

• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C.
• Best before 60 months under proper storage

Description: Articulating paper is commonly used in dentistry to identify contact points between the maxillary and mandibular teeth during all forms of natural tooth occlusal adjustments and dental prosthesis insertions

Intended use / Indications: Used as diagnostic device in dentistry to highlight occlusal contacts and the distribution of occlusal forces.

Properties & Advantages:

• Maarc articulating papers are coated with easy transferable ink, so it accurately highlights occlusal contacts.
• It comes in various thickness.
• Maarc articulating paper comes with progressive color transfer and aids in visualising static occlusion.
• Because of its low thickness and flexibility, it adapts perfectly to cusps and fossae, making it extremely precise and therefore suitable for more delicate preparations.

Thickness: 40µ / 100 µ

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 60 months under proper storage
• Store at Temp between 10°C to 40°C

For crown and bridge, dies and cast partials. For basing dental arches and opposing models. For making study models. In use where economical yet tough, non-brittle and durable models are required.

Packing: 30 kg

Product Code: 4101/030

Type: IV – Specification:

• Water/ Powder 24-26ml/100gm
• Mixing Time 45 seconds wet
• Working Time 5 minutes dry
• Setting Time 8-12 minutes
• Hard Set (Initial) 30 Minutes
• Wet Compressive Strength 400 kg/cm2
• Dry Compressive Strength 800 kg/cm2
• Linear Expansion (Max) 0.08%

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 24 months when stored in cool and dry place.
• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C.

Description: The brittle nature of acrylic denture base material makes the dentures vulnerable for breakages and midline fracture. MAARC reinforcement mesh golden coloured or plain Stainless Steel, are made using 316 grade stainless steel. The thickness of the reinforcement mesh is less than 0.25mm, the close perforations in the mesh aid in acrylic homogeneity and easy adaptability. Making the denture virtually unbreakable when the reinforcement mesh is sandwiched between layers of acrylic, during processing the dentures.

Intended use / Indications: Reinforce the denture and reduces the chances of midline fracture of the denture.

Advantages:

• Re-inforcement Mesh is made from 316 grade stainless steel plated with gold or plain polished.
• These Mesh are very much flexible and can easily adapt any shape.
• It is 0.25 mm thin so can be easily layered between acrylic.
• It gives denture desirable strength

Shelf life and storage:

• Keep locked up and out of the reach of children as they may get hurt from sharp edges.
• No other special storage conditions required.
• Best before 60 months under proper storage.

Description: It is a type of processing wax. Beading Wax is a soft wax ideal for dentists to use to bead round the edge of a functional impression prior to casting.

Thickness: 6 mm x 6 mm x 250 mm approx.

Packing: It comes in the pack of 12 strips wrapped in non-adhesive Silicone Paperto facilitate
easy removal

Intended use / Indications:
Beading Wax is adapted around the impression borders to create the land area of the cast.

Advantages:

• It is sticky enough to easily adapt at the periphery or edge of alginate impression / final impression by hand pressure.
• It creates the base of the cast and preserves the outer portion of the cast.

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 60 months under proper storage.
• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C

Description: Used for boxing impressions prior to pouring the model. A tacky wax that results in perfect adhesion without the application of heat.

Thickness: 160 mm x 45 mm x 1.5 mm

Packing: Pack of 6 Sheets wrapped in silicon paper to facilitate easy removal.

Intended use/Indications:
Boxing Wax is used to build up vertical walls around the impression in order to pour the gypsum product to make a cast base.

Properties:

• It is soft and tacky for boxing in impressions.
• Adheres easily to most of the surfaces.

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 60 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 40°C.

Intended Use /Indication:

• Repair & relining of dentures
• Custom impression trays
• Orthodontic appliances
• Maxillofacial prosthesis
• Provisional inlays and crowns
• Temporary bridges.

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 36 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 30°C.
• Keep the powder and liquid containers tightly closed to avoid contamination.

Description: Cold Mould Seal is a specially developed formulation of separating solution for universal use, suitable for both packing / pressing technique & cast moulding.

Intended use / Indications:
Used when great accuracy is not required eg

• Flasking of denture
• Articulating the model
• Separation of model from base during repair works

Properties & Advantages:

• Makes tough film with elasticity which is unbreakable in pressure.
• Film does not chip off from plaster at pressure. High quality of the raw material guarantees optimum separation with both techniques.

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 36 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 30°C.

Intended Use/ Indication:

• Removable complete denture
• Removable partial denture
• Orthodontic appliances
• Oral & Maxillofacial prosthesis
• Obturators
• Relining & Rebasing of dentures.

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 36 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 30°C.
• Keep the powder and liquid containers tightly closed to avoid contamination.

Description: Wax to fix removable prosthesis. Its high adherent properties make this wax an excellent material to fix resin teeth to the anterior walls and to fix these walls to the model.

Intended use / Indications:

• It is used to hold or weld materials or pieces together.
• The Sticky Wax can also be used to connect or repairs wax patterns

Properties & Advantages:

• It is blending of various waxes and resins and it is yellow in color.
• It melts when heated and adheres to the surface over which it is applied.
• It holds the components prior to fixation and gives a clean burnout

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 60 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 30°C.

Description:Soft denture reline material

Intended use / Indications:

• For the temporary re-basing (relining) of acrylic dentures.
• Conditioning Tissue.

Properties & Advantages:

• Comfortable Tissue Conditioning
• Absorbs Shock Efficiently
• Enhances Denture Stability
• Excellent Denture Adhesion

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 24 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 4°C to 25°C

Known as: Hydrofluoric acid gel

Description: HF GEL is a porcelain etchant containing 9.6% buffered hydrofluoric acid in gel form that must be handled with extreme care (see warnings). HF GEL has been buffered, gelled and packaged to minimize problems, provided that it is used in accordance with these instructions. Porcelain etchant improves the mechanical bond between porcelain and adhesive/cement by increasing the surface area of the porcelain. The effect is similar to sandblasting but is more controlled and effective

Intended use / Indications:

• Cementation of porcelain restorations.
• Repair of porcelain restorations.
• Etching Porcelain Crown Surface for Orthodontic treatment.

Properties & Advantages:

• 10% Buffered Hydrofluoric Acid Gel
• Better stability
• Fast Porcelain Etching
• Controlled Flow
• Precise Placement
• Selective Etching
• High Visibility

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 24 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 30°C.

Intended use / Indications: Used as diagnostic device in dentistry to highlight occlusal
contacts and the distribution of occlusal forces.

Advantages:

• Maarc articulating papers are coated with easy transferable ink, so it accurately highlights occlusal contacts.
• It comes in various thickness.
• Maarc articulating paper comes with progressive color transfer and aids in visualizing static occlusion.
• Because of its low thickness and flexibility, it adapts perfectly to cusps and fossae, making it extremely precise and therefore suitable for more delicate preparations.

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 60 months under proper storage
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 40°C

• For Lucia Jig
• Bite Stop
• Special Tray

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 24 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 30°C.

Description:

• Causes profound hemostasis – Controls bleeding by contracting the tissues to seal the injured blood vessels. Thereby arresting the bleeding within few seconds of application & reducing the chair side time for moisture control
• Controls moisture from the crevicular seepage by absorption of the crevicular fluid and momentary shrinking the epithelial tissue. Eliminating sulcular fluid contamination during restorative treatment allowing for optimal bonding of the adhesives & liners.
• Physically displaces the tissues for superb marginal access with minimal pressure and no danger of rupturing epithelial attachment, providing unsurpassed kindness to hard and soft tissues
• Requires much less time and force than using a gingival retraction cord.
• Decreases the need of repeat impressions by aiding in precise recording of the finish lines and margins.

Intended use / Indications:

• Hemostaz Gel/Solution is a topical hemostatic agent that can be used to control bleeding in the gingival sulcular space there by preventing contamination during direct bonding procedures.
• Hemostaz Gel/Solution can also be used for moisture control during proximal restorative treatment; as a hemostatic agent during gingivectomy and gingivoplasty, and to control bleeding from hyper active pulp tissue or pulp polyps during pulpotomy
• Hemostaz Gel/Solution is best suited to arrest surface capillary bleeding during various dental procedures where moisture control is needed, including fixed prosthodontic treatment, restorative-operative treatments, periodontal treatment etc

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 24 months under proper storage.
• Store at Temp between 10°C to 30°C

Description: For crown and bridge, dies and cast partials. For basing dental arches and opposing models. For making study models. In use where economical yet tough, non brittle and durable models are required.

Type: IV – Specification

• Water/ Powder: 24-26ml/100gm
• Mixing Time: 45 seconds wet
• Working Time: 5 minutes dry
• Setting Time: 8-12 minutes
• Hard Set (Initial): 30 Minutes
• Wet Compressive Strength: 400 kg/cm2
• Dry Compressive Strength: 800 kg/cm2
• Linear Expansion (Max): 0.08%

Shelf life and storage:

• Best before 24 months under proper storage.
• Store at a temperature between 10°C to 30°C.

Indications:
Special Tray material for:

1. Individual impression trays.

2. Base plates & stabilized base plates.

Known as: Base Plate Wax

Description: Pre-formed wax plates specially designed for use in dental prostheses fabrication.
Helps achieve proper thickness and accurate anatomical details for precise finishing.

Properties & Advantages:

• For gold, chrome, acrylic, partial, or full palates.
• Beautiful aesthetics.
• Greater comfort.
• Less waxing and finishing.
• Convenient to use.

Indications:

• Used to improve denture quality by attaining a natural living tissue finish.

Shelf life :

• Best before 5 years from the date of manufacturing

Description: Orthodontic self-curing monomer formulated with the most vibrant and attractive
colours.

Indications:

• For development of orthodontic retainers.
• Self-Cured Acrylic resin permits the simple & economical fabrication of orthodontic
  appliances.

Shelf life :

• Best before 2 years from the date of manufacturing