Dental filling material amalgam capsule 2 spill high quality 600mg 50pcs/box dental amalgam capsule

Dental amalgam capsule is a container used to hold dental amalgam, a material commonly used for filling cavities. These capsules simplify the mixing and application of amalgam, ensuring convenience and consistency in dental procedures. Dental amalgam capsules are essential tools in restorative dentistry, providing a practical solution for mixing and applying amalgam fillings. Their convenience, consistency, and hygiene benefits make them a preferred choice for dental professionals.

Features of dental amalgam capsule

Amalgam Capsule
CE0197, ISO13485:2003
Alloy Composition: 43%Ag, 32%Sn, 25%Cu
No zinc and no gama 2 phase

The Amalgam capsule has good biocompatibility and operability.
The filling material has good performance with low shrinkage and good sealing effect without looseness, falling off or breaking.
The patients have no uncomfortable feeling during treatment.

Amalgam Capsule Technical Data
Spill 1/2
200mg white
Spill 1
400mg Yellow
Spill 2
600mg Blue
Spill 3
800mg Red

Benefits of Dental Amalgam Capsules
Convenience:
Simplifies the process of preparing dental amalgam by eliminating the need for manual mixing, reducing chair time for patients.
Consistency:
Ensures uniformity in the amalgam mixture, leading to predictable handling and setting characteristics.
Reduced Waste:
The pre-measured capsules minimize the chances of over-mixing or under-mixing, reducing material waste.
Improved Hygiene:
Sealed capsules prevent contamination from external sources, enhancing safety and hygiene during dental procedures.
Ease of Use:
Straightforward to use, making them accessible for dental professionals and improving workflow efficiency.

Applications of Dental Amalgam Capsules
Cavity Fillings:
Primarily used for filling cavities in posterior teeth, where strength and durability are essential.
Restorative Dentistry:
Employed in various restorative procedures that require a robust and long-lasting filling material.
Pediatric Dentistry:
Commonly used in pediatric patients for cavity restoration due to the material's durability.
Temporary Restorations:
Can be used for creating temporary fillings until a more permanent solution is applied.
Research and Development:
Used in laboratory settings to study the properties and performance of different amalgam formulations.