Infibra Dental Fiber Splint by Ammdent – HDPE Polyethylene Splint Ribbon (1–4mm)

Precision Splinting. Reliable Reinforcement.

Infibra dental fiber splint by Ammdent is crafted from long, longitudinal white polyethylene fibers renowned for their high crystallization and mechanical strength. With a unique interlacing design, it ensures precise cutting and thorough padding with various resin composites, including flowable, unfilled, and acrylic resin. Available in sizes ranging from 1mm to 4mm and a length of 10 inches, it offers flexibility for diverse dental applications.

Key Features & Benefits of Infibra Dental Fiber Splint

• Longitudinal white polyethylene fiber construction
• High crystallization for superior mechanical strength
• Unique interlacing design for precise cutting
• Compatible with all flowable resin composites
• Available in sizes 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, and 4mm
• 10-inch length for versatility across procedures
• Indicated for diverse dental splinting and reinforcement procedures

Indications

• Periodontal splinting
• Spacers and retention
• Creation of endodontic post & core
• Fixing bridges and prostheses
• Reinforcement of loose teeth in composite or resin
• Temporary stabilization of artificial teeth
• Provisional bridges
• Orthodontic retainers

Key Specifications

• Material: Longitudinal white polyethylene fiber (HDPE)
• Strength: High crystallization and mechanical characteristics
• Interlacing Design: Enables precise cutting and complete padding
• Resin Compatibility: Suitable for all flowable resin composites
• Sizes Available: 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, 4mm
• Length: 10 inches per spool

Pack Contents

1 x Spool (10 inches)

Directions for Use

1. Preparation: Ensure the tooth or area is clean, dry, and free of debris.
2. Size Selection: Choose the appropriate size (1–4mm) based on the procedure and dimensions of the area being treated.
3. Cutting: Cut the splint to the desired length using a suitable instrument.
4. Bonding Agent: Apply a thin layer of bonding agent or resin adhesive to the tooth surface.
5. Placement: Carefully position the cut splint over the prepared area, ensuring proper alignment and coverage.
6. Pressing & Bonding: Gently press the splint onto the tooth to ensure full contact with the adhesive.
7. Curing: Follow the resin manufacturer’s instructions for curing to ensure optimal bonding and stability.
8. Final Adjustment: Trim any excess splint material if necessary, ensuring a comfortable fit and smooth edges.
9. Post-Application Care: Advise the patient to avoid chewing hard or sticky foods immediately after application.

For professional dental use only. Follow manufacturer’s instructions for use.