Directions To Use

Preparation:

• Ensure the workspace is clean, well-lit, and equipped with necessary tools, including sculpting instruments, a heating device, and safety gear.

Heating:

• Gently heat the modelling wax using an appropriate heating device as per recommended guidelines.
• Avoid excessive heating, as overly softened wax may lose its workability.

Molding:

• Once the wax reaches the ideal temperature and consistency, shape it using sculpting tools.
• Carefully form precise contours and details as required.

Modeling:

• Use the softened wax to create detailed crowns, bridges, or other dental restorations.
• Maintain proper control over the wax’s flexibility for optimal results.

Cooling:

• Allow the wax to cool and solidify naturally, or use a cooling device for faster setting.
• Ensure the wax has fully set to prevent any distortion.

Finishing:

• After cooling, refine the surface by smoothing out any imperfections using sculpting tools or a finishing agent.

Quality Check:

• Inspect the completed model for accuracy and precision, making necessary adjustments before proceeding to the next step.

Storage:

• Keep any unused wax in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to preserve its texture and consistency.