Dentsply Barricaid Periodontal Surgical Dressing
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Visible Light Cure Surgical Dressing after periodontal surgeries
$27.25 $30.50
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- Visible Light Cure Periodontal Surgical Dressing is an advanced concept in the protection of periodontal surgical sites (periodontal wound dressing).
- This single-component, light-activated periodontal dressing eliminates the time-consuming mixing of pastes.
- Furthermore, Barricaid® gives the clinician total control over the placement and setting of the periodontal packing material.
- Curing of the material can be accomplished with a visible light-curing unit to form a non-brittle, but firm, protective elastic covering.
- Incremental additions of the material, which bond adherently, can be made in the mouth without any special prior surface preparation.
- The dressing is tinted pink, is tasteless, and has a translucent character which allows for superior esthetics, as well as site monitoring.
INDICATION
- Routine periodontal pack for surgery.
- Protective pack for extraction sites.
- Sealing antimicrobial agents after placement in periodontal pockets.
- Protecting the surface over orthodontic bands.
ADVANTAGE
- Visible light-cured periodontal dressing Barricaid is easily applied, offers a perfect color match with no unpleasant taste or smell; hence, the patient is not hesitant to carry out his routine activities.
- It is biocompatible, offers good retentivity, and only a thin layer is required to be applied. So, the higher cost of dressing is a mere illusion, and it does not limit its application in clinical practice.
- Barriciad proves to be a better alternative to Coe-pak as a dressing material, as it overcomes the limitations of Coe-pak.
- Permits clinical observation without removal of the protective system
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
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Features
- Visible light-cured
- Single component
- Saves time
- Tasteless & translucent
- Available in syringe
- Superior esthetics
- Allows direct and indirect placement
Direction to Use
Step 1
The Barricaid® syringe is designed for both Direct and Indirect Placement.
For direct intra-oral placement-
The syringe must be discarded to avoid any potential patient cross-infection.
For Direct Dispensing – Using a sterile, dry 2 x 2 gauze, dry the buccal or lingual tooth surfaces adjacent to the surgical site.
Remove the tip from the disposable syringe.
Dispense the material at the juncture of the cervical one-third of the teeth and the margin of the surgical site.
For Indirect Placement –
Using a sterile, dry 2 x 2 gauze, dry the buccal or lingual tooth surfaces adjacent to the surgical site.
Place a thin layer of lubricant on a clean mixing pad.
Dispense the desired amount onto the pad.
If the application will be delayed more than 1 or 2 minutes, cover the dispensed dressing to prevent premature curing by extraneous light.
With your gloved finger, lightly lubricated (sterile surgical jelly, such as K-Y Jelly, J&J), roll the ribbon of dressing off the pad.
Place it on the cervical area to the teeth and the surgical site as per your normal placement technique.
Step 2
The material can be contoured and shaped in a variety of ways. The material may be muscle molded. contoured with a plastic instrument, carver, or finger pressure. Gloved fingers may be lubricated with the patient’s saliva obtained from the buccal vestibule. Remove any uncured material that may have extended onto occlusal contact areas.
Step 3
Expose Barricaid® to a visible light-curing unit for at least 10 seconds per tooth per side (buccal or lingual). Move the light probe in a continuous motion over the surface of the dressing. Uncured material can be detected with an explorer or a blunt instrument. Repeat exposure, as needed, until the entire dressing is cured.A segment of approximately four teeth requires 40 seconds per side, buccal or lingual).
Step 4
Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for the opposing side (buccal or lingual) of the surgical site.
Step 5
Check occlusion and coverage of material. The material may be curved and contoured with finishing burs in a low-speed handpiece.
Step 6
Additional material may be added to cure dressing at any time during the placement appointment and incrementally cured for an additional 40 seconds.
Step 7
Check the dressing coverage and the occlusion prior to dismissing the patient.
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