Description
Resin for repairing broken, damaged, or missing-tooth dentures. Works in 20 minutes, does not compromise subsequent technician intervention, and does not contain allergenic or harmful cyanoacrylate substances.

How to use
- Clean the denture and dry it thoroughly.
- Rub approximately 5 mm of each broken part with sandpaper until the surface is rough.
WARNING
- Do not use any tools or the compound on the surfaces to be joined.
- Do not abrade the surfaces to be joined with sandpaper, only the top part of the denture.
- Remove the block of plasticine from the package and place it on a flat surface.
- Insert the broken parts of the denture into the plasticine block, fitting them together.
- Make sure the parts are well joined and fixed.
- Open jar A containing the pre-dosed powder, add 35-40 drops of the liquid contained in bottle B with the special dropper.
- Mix with the spatula until a homogeneous, sticky compound is obtained.
- Using the spatula, apply the compound over the joined parts, along the entire break, ensuring a thickness of about 2 mm and a width of 5-6 mm, covering the surface previously abraded with sandpaper.
- Moisten the tip of a finger with liquid B and smooth the applied layer.
- Wait 15 minutes to ensure the compound is perfectly hardened (hardening time depends on ambient temperature).
- The possible presence of a white halo does not alter the repair.
- Remove the denture from the plasticine block.
- Clean any plasticine residue from the denture.
- Remove any compound residue resulting from the repair with sandpaper.
Detachment of a tooth from the denture
- Clean both the tooth and the cavity with a cotton swab soaked in liquid B.
- Insert the compound into the cavity and apply the tooth.
- Moisten the tip of a finger with liquid B, then clean off any excess compound around the applied tooth.
- Let harden for 15 minutes.

Warnings
Highly flammable and irritating.