Warnings:
  • Place lid back on the bottle of EasySoft liner™ adhesive
    immediately after use.
    R11 – highly flammable
    Your permanent denture soft liner solution!
    S16 – keep away from sources of ignition
    – no smoking
    If your goal is to have an excellent result when placing a soft liner each
    S23 – do not breath vapour
    and EVERY time, then…
    Please take the time to read the instructions thoroughly and follow
    Precautions:
    them exactly .
    (an instructional CD is also available)
    The possibility of allergic reactions to the product in sensitive persons
    cannot be fully excluded.
    Indications for use:
    Do not leave any soft liner in the mouth that has not attached to the
    denture.
    EasySoft liner™ can be used indirectly (laboratory processing) or
    directly (chairside) for fabricating a permanent soft lining material on
    Avoid splattering this material onto clothing as it cannot be removed by
    the tissue bearing surface of a denture. EasySoft liner™ is
    dry cleaning.
    recommended for :
    Improved patient comfort !
    Certain local anesthetics, retraction solutions, mouth washes or H 2 O 2
    may impede the setting reaction.
  • allowing patient to chew for longer duration with increased
    comfort.
    Compatibility with other materials
  • securing dentures with severe undercuts.
  • relief of a surgical site after placement of dental implants.
  • Do not contaminate EasySoft liner™ (type “A” silicone) with
  • compensating for areas of thin mucous membrane which
    polyether materials.
    vary in resiliency (thin tissue over problem areas, such as
  • Check bonding of EasySoft liner™ with non-PMMA acrylic
    the mandibular nerve)
    (e.g. Microwave acrylic). Ensure that non-PMMA acrylic
  • relief of palatal and/or mandibular tori.
    relined with EasySoft liner™ is immersed for curing in
  • relief of Stafne bone cavities: small mandibular undercuts
    50°C/120 F for 2 hours.
    located lingual of the first bicuspid to the first premolar.
  • As with all type A silicones, certain examination gloves may
  • relief of sharp bony areas on severe atrophic ridges, and
    damage the platinum catalyst regardless of whether there is
    deep retromylohyoid notches.
    direct or indirect contact with the silicone material. This may
  • extensions of flanges in areas with strong undercuts.
    result in EasySoft liner™ not achieving complete setting and
    final hardness.
  • partial denture/ circumferential gaskets around remaining
    natural teeth (alternative to a wire clasp, particularly good for
    Technical data:
    slightly mobile teeth)
    Total working time:
    2 minutes 15 seconds
  • post damming of the A-line (post palatal seal)
    Intra-oral setting time:
    5 minutes
  • relining of immediate dentures for comfort during the healing
    Setting completed:
    7 minutes 15 seconds
    stage.
    Linear dimensional change:
    - 0.20 %
  • a tissue conditioner in cases with chronic denture sores.
    Elastic deformation:
    99.5 %
    Shore-A hardness (24hours): 28
    Shelf life:
    24 months
    Storage temperature:
    18 – 23 ºC
    (Do not refrigerate)
    IMPORTANT !
    It is strongly suggested to adhere to the instructions for applying the patented EasySoft liner™ adhesive exactly to ensure optimum bonding to the
    denture base material.
    The chemical reaction, which occurs during this important step is one of the keys to EasySoft liner™ success.
    The first application of adhesive is needed to react with the base material. The adhesive needs 30 seconds to penetrate the acrylic surface.
    The second application of adhesive is applied to ensure that a complete layering of the adhesive is on the acrylic base material and permits
    optimum bonding of EasySoft liner™ material.
    Cartridge delivery system for EasySoft liner
    It is necessary to use a dispensing gun to push the catalyst and base materials into a cartridge tip for the proper mixed ratio of EasySoft
    liner material for optimum result
    Dispensing gun Instruction use
    1.
    Insert the cartridge into the dispensing gun. Ensure that the notches on the cartridge base are pointing downwards. The gun clip will not close if
    the cartridge is not properly inserted into the gun.
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    2.
    Remove the cartridge lid. Replace lid after use.
    3.
    Before placing mixing tip onto cartridge, bleed a small amount of EasySoft liner™ until equal amounts of catalyst and base are at the end of
    cartridge to ensure equal amounts of catalyst and base will be mixed through the tip.
    4.
    Mount the mixing tip onto the cartridge of EasySoft liner™ and dispense the required amount of material onto denture base and /or model.
    Please note the colour coded tip for the EasySoft liner should be the same as the colour of the lid. The diameter of auger and length of tip is
    crucial to the correct catalyst/base ratio for optimum results.
    5. After use, remove and discard used mixing tip and replace lid of cartridge.
    Procedural Directory
    Laboratory procedures
    Using a reline jig
    section A –1
    New denture with soft liner
    Using a flask - one investment procedure
    section B -1
    Repairing EasySoft liner™
    section B -2
    Chairside procedures
    Chairside
    section C -1
    Section A – 1
    USING A RELINE JIG
    step 1
  • Disinfect the reline impression using manufacturers instructions.
  • Pour the impression using a high quality dental stone. Type IV stone and vacuum mixed is ideal.
  • Mount the reline model onto the reline jig as usual.
    step 2
  • Once stone has set, remove denture from reline jig and trim denture for desired thickness of EasySoft liner™ .
    EasySoft liner™ requires a minimum thickness of 1mm in order to achieve a proper bonding and curing
    Ideal thickness for patient comfort is 2 to 3 mm.
    step 3
  • Once the tissue bearing side and periphery of the denture has been reduced and roughened for adequate EasySoft liner™ thickness , clean the
    denture with monomer and place it back onto reline jig.
  • Separate stone model with a stone to acrylic separator. Allow separator to dry completely.
    Please note – cleaning the denture with monomer at this stage is recommended to remove hand oils and debris. However, allow monomer to
    completely dry for several minutes before the EasySoft liner™ adhesive is applied!
  • Brush on EasySoft liner™ adhesive where EasySoft liner™ material is desired, wait 30 seconds
  • Apply a second coat of adhesive to the areas where EasySoft liner™ material is desired. Allow adhesive to dry for the full 2 minutes DO NOT
    BLOW DRY.
  • Ensure that the adhesive is applied beyond the prepared periphery. If there is no adhesive there will be no bonding of EasySoft liner™ .
  • Adhesive must be completely dried prior to applying EasySoft liner™ material.
    step 4
  • Apply EasySoft liner™ material uniformly with a dispensing gun and tip onto the model and the denture base.
    Tip ** to prevent air voids being trapped in the EasySoft liner material, keep the end of the tip in the material while dispensing it onto model
    and denture.
    step 5
  • Close the reline jig halves and tighten screws to apply pressure as usual.
  • Place reline jig immediately into pressure pot - immerse in water at 50°C/120°F for a minimum of 35 minutes .**
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    ** Dentures which are not made of PMMA acrylic (e.g. microwave material) should be immersed in water at 50°/ 120°F for 2 hours to allow a
    proper bonding between base material, adhesive and EasySoft liner .
    step 6 Trimming of EasySoft liner and use of sealant
  • Once the EasySoft liner™ material has cured, remove the denture from reline jig, as usual.
  • Use sharp scissors to cut excess EasySoft liner™ material at the periphery.
    Use a rotary instrument (EasySoft liner™ bur) to create a neat junction between the denture acrylic and the softliner.
  • Final finishing should be carried out with the EasySoft liner™ polishing discs.
  • Trimmed areas of acrylic can be polished with pumice, as usual.
  • Clean EasySoft liner™ thoroughly with soap and water.
    Remove any residual acrylic polishing paste prior to using the sealant . If the paste cannot be removed entirely, use the EasySoft liner
    polishing disc to remove residual paste.
  • Apply a thin layer of EasySoft liner™ sealant to trimmed areas of EasySoft liner™ only. It is not necessary to apply sealant on the entire soft liner.
  • It is advisable to place a small amount of EasySoft liner™ sealant into a small dappen dish and apply it with a clean brush.
  • Once EasySoft liner™ sealant has been dispensed it must be used within 90 seconds.
  • The sealant loses its adhesive properties after 7 minutes.
    Immerse the denture for 30 minutes in 50°C/120°F wa rm water- it is not important to have denture under pressure during this step.
    Please note: The silicone sealant does not attain its final mechanical properties until it has
    been at mouth temperature for 24 hours .
    Section B - 1
    New denture with soft liner – one investment procedure
    step 1
  • Be sure when waxing up the new denture for investing, that the required thickness for both the acrylic base and EasySoft liner™ is adequate.
  • Invest the wax denture in the flask.
  • When the investment stone is set, boil out and clean the model and investment stone in flask.
  • Apply separating fluid to the stone and the model (use a separator which forms a microfilm)
  • Wait until the stone has completely cooled and separator is dry.
    step 2
  • In order to protect the stone model from being damaged during processing of denture base material, apply a thin layer of a flexible silicone
    material to protect the entire surface of the model.
    Placing the thin flexible silicone material is a very important step. The silicone ensures that the stone model is preserved during the
    processing of the acrylic base material. It allows for a second processing technique - EasySoft liner using the same investment of flask .
  • Once the flexible silicone material is set, close upper and lower flask together to ensure there is no interference.
  • Trial pack or inject the acrylic into flask as usual.
  • Process acrylic base material according to manufacturer instruction.
  • Cool acrylic and flask, as usual.
  • Open the flask carefully without deflasking.
  • Discard the silicone spacer.
    step 3
  • It will not be possible to remove the denture from the flask at this stage.
  • Drill even depth holes using a 2 or 3 mm round bur through the spacer into the entire tissue bearing surface of the denture.
  • The holes should be the depth of your desired EasySoft liner™ thickness.
  • The multiple holes will guide you like a ‘dot to dot’ in your trimming of the base material.
  • Clean denture after trimming from all debris and hand oils.
  • Brush on EasySoft liner™ adhesive where EasySoft liner™ material is desired, wait 30 seconds
  • Apply a second coat of adhesive to the areas where EasySoft liner™ material is desired. Allow adhesive to dry for the full 2 minutes DO NOT
    BLOW DRY.
  • Ensure that the adhesive is applied beyond the prepared periphery. If there is no adhesive there will be no bonding of EasySoft liner™ .
    Adhesive must be completely dried prior to applying EasySoft liner™ material.
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    step 4
  • Apply enough EasySoft liner™ uniformly with a dispensing gun onto the model and the denture base.
    DO NOT TRIAL PACK EasySoft liner material
  • Close the flask and place back into the clamping press as used during base material processing. Apply enough pressure just to keep the 2 flask
    halves together tightly during EasySoft liner™ curing.
  • Immerse the flask and clamp into water bath at 50°C/120°F for a minimum of 35 minutes .**
    ** Dentures which are not made of PMMA acrylic (e.g. microwave material) should be immersed in 40°-50° C/ 105°-120°F water for 2 hours to
    allow a proper bonding between base material – adhesive-EasySoft liner .
    See step 6 of A-1 for completion of trimming
    Section B - 2
    REPAIRING EASYSOFT LINER
    1.
    EasySoft liner™ will adhere to itself without adhesive, providing the existing EasySoft liner™ material is free of debris and hand oils and other
    contaminants. DO NOT use adhesive to add EasySoft liner™ to EasySoft liner™ !
    New EasySoft liner™ applied to repair the area, requires the same time and adhesive application instructions as required for all EasySoft liner™
    applications.
    Section C - 1
    Chairside - initial placement
  • clean the denture base thoroughly with water and dry.
  • reduce the tissue bearing surface enough to allow for the desired thickness of EasySoft liner™ .
    EasySoft liner needs a minimum thickness of 1mm in order to achieve a proper bonding and curing.
  • Apply a coat of EasySoft liner™ adhesive and wait 30 seconds.
  • Apply a second coat of adhesive and allow it to dry for 2 minutes ( do not blow air dry)
  • Ensure that the adhesive is applied beyond the prepared periphery.
  • Adhesive must be completely dried before applying EasySoft liner™ to the tissue bearing surface.
  • Apply the EasySoft liner™ on to the denture uniformly with a dispensing gun (to prevent air bubbles from being trapped, keep the end of the tip in
    the material as you dispense the material)
  • Insert the denture into the patient's mouth immediately.
  • The functional excursions (border moulding) should be done.
  • Intraoral setting time – 5 minutes.
  • Once the denture has been removed from the patient's mouth, immerse the denture with the soft lining into water at 50°C for at least 15
    minutes (no pressure pot is required) or allow 30 minutes for it to cure at room temperature.
    Dentures which are not made out of PMMA acrylic (e.g. Microwave) should be immersed in 50°C /120°F wat er for 2 hours to allow a proper
    bonding between base material – adhesive- EasySoft liner .
    See step 6 in A-1 for trimming instructions
    Please note: The silicone sealant does not attain its final mechanical properties until it has been at mouth temperature for 24 hours .
    Please advice patient to use a super soft toothbrush in order to clean the soft lined denture.
    To ensure excellent soft linings, the total working time and intraoral setting time must be adhered to exactly. Should the temperature of the
    material in storage deviate noticeably from 23°C (74°F), the total working and setting times will be a ffected.
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    Material Safety Data Sheet
    1.
    Identification of the substance/preparation and company
    9.
    Physical and chemical properties
    1.1
    Product details:
    9.1
    Appearance:
    Trade name:
    Form:
    Paste
    Colour:
    pink
    EasySoft liner catalyst paste + Base paste
    catalyst paste: pink transparent
    Base paste: colourless transparent
    EasySoft liner silicone sealant catalyst paste + Base
    Odour:
    Odourless
    paste
    9.2
    Density: 1.1 – 1.2 g/cm³ at 20ºC
    9.3
    Solubility in water: Insoluble
    1.2
    Distributor details:
    9.4
    pH-value: Neutral
    Karlin Dental Distributors Inc
    108 Charing Cross
    Brantford, ON N3R 2H9
    Phone 1-877-922-2622
    10.
    Stability and reactivity
    1-519-720-9424
    10.1
    Hazardous reactions:
    No hazardous reactions
    Fax
    1-519-754-0638
    known.
    Email
    nancy@easysoftliner.com
    sandra@easysoftliner.com
    11.
    Toxicological information
    2.
    Composition/information on ingredients
    11.1
    Acute oral toxicity: LD 50 : > 2000 mg/kg rat.
    11.2
    Irritant effect on skin:
    Non-irritant.
    2.1
    Chemical characterization:
    11.3
    Irritant effect on eyes:
    Non-irritant.
    Hardener paste:
    vinylpolysiloxane – filling material –
    11.4
    Sensitization:
    Non-sensitizing.
    polymethylhydrogensiloxane
    Base paste:
    vinylpolysiloxane – filling material –
    ppm platinum siloxane complex
    12.
    Ecological information
    2.2
    Additional information:
    12.1
    Environmental precautions: Do not discharge product
    No further information since neither hazardous substance
    unmonitored into the environment.
    nor hazardous compound.
    13.
    Disposal considerations
    3.
    Hazards identification
    13.1
    Product: Disposal in agreement with the Local Waste
    No special hazards have to be mentioned.
    Disposal Authority.
    4.
    First aid measures
    14.
    Transport information
    4.1
    After contact with skin: No special measures necessary.
    14.1
    Road transport:
    4.2
    After contact with eyes: Eye treatment by an Oculist.
    GGVS/ADR: No hazardous goods.
    4.3
    After ingestion: No special measures necessary.
    Train GGVE/RID: No hazardous goods.
    14.2
    Marine transport:
    5.
    Fire-fighting measures
    IMDG/GGVSee-Code: No hazardous goods.
    14.3
    Air transport:
    5.1
    Suitable extinguishing media:
    Water, foam, CO2,
    ICAO/IATA-DGR: No hazardous goods.
    dry chemical extinguisher.
    15.
    Regulatory information
    6.
    Accidental release measures
    15.1
    Labelling: The product does not require a hazardous
    6.1
    Methods for cleaning up/taking up:
    Pick up
    warning label
    mechanically.
    16.
    Other information
    7.
    Handling and storage
    This information is based on our present state of knowledge. It should
    7.1
    Handling: No special measures necessary.
    not therefore be construed as guaranteeing specific properties of the
    7.2
    Storage: No special measures necessary.
    products described or their suitability for a particular application.
    8.
    Exposure controls/personal protection
    Revised: July 4, 2005
    8.1
    General protective measures:
    No special measures necessary.
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    Material Safety Data Sheet
    9.2
    Changes in physical state:
    1.
    Identification of the substance/preparation and company
    Boiling point:
    < 77ºC
    1.1
    Product details:
    Flash point:
    - 4ºC
    Trade name:
    EasySoft liner Adhesive
    Ignition temperature:
    460ºC
    1.2
    Distributor details:
    Explosion limit:
    2.1 – 11.5 vol. %
    Karlin Dental Distributors Inc
    Vapour pressure:
    97 hPa
    108 Charing Cross
    Density:
    0.9 g/cm³
    Brantford, ON N3R 2H9
    Solubility in water: insoluble (20ºC)
    Phone 1-877-922-2622, 1-519-720-9424
    Fax
    1-519-754-0638
    10.
    Stability and reactivity
    E-mail
    10.1
    Hazardous reactions:
    Vapours can form an
    explosive mixture with air.
    2.
    Composition/information on ingredients
    2.1
    Chemical characterization:
    11.
    Toxicological information
    polymethyl methacrylate – copolymer –
    11.1
    Acute oral toxicity: LD 50 : > 5000 mg/kg rat.
    ethyl acetate
    11.2
    Irritant effect on skin:
    Has a degreasing effect on
    the skin.
    3.
    Hazards identification
    11.3
    Irritant effect on eyes:
    Irritations possible.
    When used as directed: None
    Highly flammable.
    12.
    Ecological information
    Irritating to eyes and skin.
    12.1
    Environmental precautions: Do not discharge product
    unmonitored into the environment.
    4.
    First aid measures
    4.1
    After inhalation: Remove the casualty into fresh air and
    13.
    Disposal considerations
    keep calm.
    13.1
    Product: Dispose remaining material at hazardous or
    4.2
    After contact with skin: Wash off with soap and water.
    special waste collection centres.
    Remove contaminated clothing.
    13.2
    Packaging: Completely emptied packaging can be
    4.3
    After contact with eyes: Rinse thoroughly with water and
    recycled.
    contact physician.
    4.4
    After ingestion: Contact physician immediately. Drink
    14.
    Transport information
    plenty of water.
    14.1
    Road transport:
    GGVS/ADR:
    class 3
    packing group II
    5.
    Fire-fighting measures
    GGVE/RID:
    class 3
    packing group II
    5.1
    Suitable extinguishing media:
    14.2
    Marine transport:
    Extinguishing powder, foam
    IMDG/GGV See-Code:
    3
    EmS:
    3-07
    packing group II
    6.
    Accidental release measures
    14.3
    Air transport:
    6.1
    Personal precautions:
    Ensure adequate ventilation.
    ICAO/IATA-DGR: class 3 packing group II
    Keep away from sources of ignition, refrain from smoking.
    14.4
    Further information:
    Do not inhale vapours/aerosols.
    UN-number:
    1173
    6.2
    Environmental precautions: Do not discharge product
    Correct technical name:
    ethyl acetate
    unmonitored into the environment.
    6.3
    Methods for cleaning up/taking up: Pick up mechanically.
    15.
    Regulatory information
    7.
    Handling and storage
    7.1
    Handling: Ensure adequate ventilation. Keep away from
    sources of ignition, refrain from smoking.
    15.1
    Hazard symbols:
    Highly flammable
    7.2
    Storage: Keep container tightly closed and store in a dark
    15.2
    Labelling:
    well-ventilated place.
    R 11
    Highly flammable
    S16
    Keep away from sources of ignition, refrain from
    8.
    Exposure controls/personal protection
    smoking.
    8.1
    General protective measures:
    Do not inhale
    S23
    Do not breathe vapour.
    vapours. Avoid contact with skin and mucous membranes.
    16.
    Other information
    9.
    Physical and chemical properties
    This information is based on our present state of knowledge. It should
    9.1
    Appearance:
    not therefore be construed as guaranteeing specific properties of the
    Form:
    Liquid
    products described or their suitability for a particular application.
    Colour:
    Colourless
    Results are furnished to the best of our knowledge, subject to technical
    Odour:
    Fruit-like
    changes within the framework of product development. However,
    users must comply with and consider all recommendations and
    information in connection with any use
    Revised: May, 2005
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