DABODY1-10 DentoCore Body Core Buildup Automix Syringe A3 5 mL

Description

Product Overview

The DABODY1-10 DentoCore Body Core Buildup Automix Syringe is engineered for dental professionals who demand precision, reliability, and efficiency in restorative procedures. Crafted from a proprietary high‑viscosity polymer matrix, the material maintains a stable consistency that resists sagging and pooling, ensuring accurate placement even in complex cavity designs. The syringe features an integrated automix mechanism that combines two separate components at the moment of delivery, eliminating the need for manual mixing and reducing preparation time. This dual‑cure system supports both self‑curing and light‑curing activation, granting clinicians flexibility to adapt to various clinical scenarios and lighting conditions. The 5 mL capacity provides ample material for multiple restorations while minimizing waste, and the A3 model designation indicates a standardized size compatible with most dental delivery systems. Manufactured by Itena, a recognized leader in dental materials, the product complies with industry standards for biocompatibility and durability, delivering a bond strength that meets the rigorous demands of modern prosthodontics. Detailed specifications include a working time of approximately 2‑3 minutes, a setting time of 5‑7 minutes under self‑curing conditions, and a full cure within 20 seconds when exposed to a calibrated light source. The syringe’s ergonomic design, featuring a smooth plunger and a clear barrel, facilitates precise dosage control and easy observation of material flow, reducing the risk of over‑filling or under‑filling cavities. Overall, the DABODY1-10 offers a comprehensive solution that integrates material science, user‑friendly design, and clinical versatility, making it an essential tool for restorative dentists, prosthodontists, and dental laboratories seeking consistent, high‑quality outcomes.

Usage

This buildup material is ideally suited for a wide range of restorative applications, including core build‑ups for endodontically treated teeth, direct composite restorations, and as a foundation for indirect prosthetic work such as crowns and bridges. Its high viscosity ensures that the material stays in place during the initial setting phase, which is particularly beneficial when working on teeth with extensive loss of structure or in areas where moisture control is challenging. The dual‑cure capability allows clinicians to initiate polymerization with the self‑curing component, providing an initial set that stabilizes the restoration, and then complete the cure with a light source to achieve optimal hardness and wear resistance. This flexibility is valuable in both in‑office procedures and laboratory settings, where light‑curing equipment may vary. The syringe’s 5 mL volume is convenient for single‑tooth procedures as well as small batch applications, reducing the need for multiple containers and simplifying inventory management. Additionally, the material’s easy removal property means that any excess can be trimmed or polished without excessive force, preserving the integrity of surrounding tooth structure. Recommended usage includes thorough cleaning of the cavity, application of an appropriate adhesive system, and careful placement of the material using the automix syringe to ensure a homogenous fill. After placement, the clinician can either allow the material to self‑cure or employ a curing light, depending on the specific clinical protocol and desired final properties.

Why Choose Us

Choosing the DABODY1-10 DentoCore Automix Syringe means selecting a product backed by rigorous research, quality assurance, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Itena’s manufacturing process incorporates strict controls to guarantee batch‑to‑batch consistency, ensuring that every syringe delivers the same high performance expected by dental professionals. The material’s formulation has been tested for biocompatibility, meeting ISO 10993 standards, which provides confidence in its safety for intra‑oral use. Moreover, the dual‑cure system reduces the reliance on a single curing method, offering redundancy that can prevent incomplete polymerization in difficult-to‑light areas. The high viscosity of the material not only improves handling but also contributes to superior marginal adaptation, reducing microleakage and enhancing the longevity of the restoration. In addition to product excellence, Itena provides comprehensive technical support, including detailed application guides, training videos, and responsive customer service to address any questions or concerns. This after‑sales support ensures that clinicians can maximize the benefits of the material and achieve consistent, predictable results across a variety of cases. By integrating advanced material science with user‑centric design, the DABODY1-10 stands out as a reliable, efficient, and cost‑effective solution for modern dental practices.

Key Features

• High viscosity formula provides stable placement and reduces sagging in deep cavities.
• Dual‑cure (self‑curing and light‑curing) offers flexibility for diverse clinical situations.
• Automix syringe design eliminates manual mixing, saving time and ensuring consistent material ratios.
• Exceptional bonding strength enhances durability of restorations and minimizes microleakage.
• Dedicated technical support and comprehensive application resources for seamless integration.

FAQ

What is the working time of the DABODY1-10 material?

The material remains workable for approximately 2 to 3 minutes after extrusion, allowing sufficient time for placement and shaping before the self‑curing reaction begins.

Can the material be used with any light‑curing unit?

Yes, the light‑curing component is compatible with standard dental curing lights that emit a wavelength between 400 nm and 500 nm. For optimal results, follow the manufacturer’s recommended exposure time and intensity.

Is the material safe for patients with metal allergies?

The DABODY1-10 formulation is free of metallic fillers and has been tested for biocompatibility, making it suitable for patients with common metal sensitivities. However, always verify patient history and conduct a patch test if needed.

How should excess material be removed after curing?

After the material has set, any excess can be gently trimmed with a fine diamond bur or carbide instrument. The high‑viscosity nature of the material allows for clean removal without damaging adjacent tooth structure.

What warranty or guarantee does Itena provide?

Itena offers a limited warranty that covers manufacturing defects for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase. If you encounter any issues related to product quality, contact the Itena support team for assistance and possible replacement.