Cavoi Dental Blue Inlay Wax Sticks - 10 pcs

Name: Cavoi Dental Blue Inlay Wax Sticks - 10 pcs
Brand: Dubai Tanta
Price: 70.00 EGP
Availability: InStock

Cavoi Professional Blue Inlay & Modeling Wax

Cavoi Blue Dental Wax is a premium-grade laboratory wax formulated for the precise creation of wax patterns in fixed prosthodontics. These wax sticks provide the ideal balance of flow and carving hardness, making them perfect for developing intricate anatomical details in crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays. The deep blue color offers a sharp contrast against plaster dies, allowing technicians to verify margin accuracy and surface contours with high precision. Designed for both direct and indirect techniques, Cavoi wax burns out cleanly without leaving residue, ensuring high-quality metal castings.

Clinical & Lab Advantages

High Margin Visibility: Deep blue pigment provides excellent contrast for refining cervical margins.
Clean Carvability: Can be carved and shaped without flaking, chipping, or sticking to instruments.
Dimensional Stability: Low thermal shrinkage ensures that the wax pattern maintains its shape after cooling.
Residue-Free Burnout: Guarantees a clean investment mold for successful metal or ceramic casting.

Indications & Use

Fabrication of wax patterns for cast metal crowns and bridges.
Modeling of precise inlay and onlay restorations.
Diagnostic wax-ups to visualize final aesthetic and functional outcomes.
Refining occlusal anatomy and contact points on dental models.

Material & Performance

Consistent melting range for uniform softening and smooth flow into die details.
Medium-hard texture that remains stable at room temperature but is easily moldable when heated.
Excellent adaptation to the stone die for an accurate internal fit of the final restoration.

Technical Workflow

Gently heat the Cavoi wax stick over a flame or in a wax pot until it reaches a workable consistency.
Apply the wax to the lubricated die, building up the primary tooth anatomy layer by layer.
Use sharp carving instruments to refine the fissures, cusps, and margin lines.
Inspect the pattern for any imperfections before proceeding to the investing and casting phase.