F&A Hemostat GEL
Gel Lubricant For Lubrication Of The Tool During Instrumental Retraction of gums When Removing Silicone Prints Syringe/5ml

SYRINGE 5 ML +ACCESSORIES

Highly effective hemostatic – gel based on 25% aluminum sulfate.

F&A Hemostat Gel is used for retraction of gums, for stopping bleeding and reducing inflammation associated with the process of taking impressions in class V restorations, etc. It can also be used to reduce gingival fluid secretion when fixing indirect adhesive restorations. F&A Hemostat Gel is intended for topical use and can be used with any retraction threads. It does not stain the areas of preparation and tooth tissue.

 INDICATIONS FOR USE:

• Gum retraction.
• Stopping the release of gum fluids and blood.
• Reducing of inflammation.

PRODUCT BENEFITS:

• Very effective gum retraction.
• Complete hemostasis.
• Decreasing of gingival fluid secretion during the fixation of indirect adhesive restorations.
• Reduction of inflammation associated with the procedure of taking impressions, during class V restorations, as well as with other problems associated with the control of gingival fluids.
• Local application.
• It is used with both impregnated and non-impregnated threads.
• It does not stain the areas to be prepared and tooth tissue.

METHOD OF USING:

• Attach the delivery tip to the syringe.
• Squeeze a thin strip of the gel onto the bleeding areas of the mucosa.
• Select the thread of the necessary size and pack it into a gel.
• Wait 2 - 6 minutes.
• In case if the bleeding continues wash the area with water with a water-air gun and then apply the gel again.
• Remove the thread.
• Rinse and dry the treated area.
• Take the impressions following the generally accepted methods.

RECOMMENDATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS:

• Avoid contact of the gel with skin and eyes as this may cause a burning sensation or irritation. If contact occurs wash the area with plenty of water. In case of ingestion of the gel induce vomiting or seek for medical help.
• It is recommended to use a double-thread packaging technique. First pack a small thread an then a larger one. A small thread can be left while the impression is taken and then should be removed.