Expasyl is a system for temporary gingival retraction and may be used in all the indications of sulcular opening, such as:
- dental impressions with or without prior gingival removal
- sealing of prosthesis
- in conservative dentistry when restoring class II and V cavities
- placement of rubber-dam
- parodontology (surfacing, etc), or
- orthodontia (orthodontic bands bonding)
The main characteristics of Expasyl are as follows:
Expasyl
30 Sep 2011 | Spectrum
Expasyl, from the Pierre Rolland Acteon range, is the original non-invasive way to achieve both tissue retraction and haemostasis using a single paste. Its unique chemo-mechanical properties make it the number one choice for respectful management of gingival tissue.
01 Mar 2007 | Clinical Excellence
Expasyl is a paste-like material that is used for gingival retraction and haemostasis leaving the prepared field clean, retracted and dry, ready for impressions or for other restorative procedures. This product is primarily composed of kaolin (a clay substance) and aluminium chloride (an astringent that controls gingival bleeding).
It is dispensed ...
01 Jan 2006 | Clinical Excellence
The availability of Expasyl( (Pierre Rolland, 1999), a new technique for sulcus opening and haemostasis, has changed our habits.
Good quality haemostasis is easily obtained by simple application of the product at the site.
Expasyl provides effective sulcus opening when applied with the recommended techniques.
The principle of the technique
Sulcus...
Manufacturer
Distributors - AUSTRALIA
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Acteon Australia and New Zealand
BELROSE, NSW 2085
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Gunz Dental Pty Ltd
Rosebery, NSW 2018
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Henry Schein
Mascot, NSW 2020
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Medi-Dent Pty Ltd
Braeside, VIC 3195
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