Flexite Acetal or Myerson Duracetal

[Allan]

Any here know? What is better?

Its flexite is good?

[XxJamesAxX]

I cant say which is better because I haven't used any acetal besides DurAcetal but we've done many samples and about 5 real cases with it and have been really pleased. Thats not much experience but so far all is good.

I can say I've tried many, many brands of thermoplastics and I like Myerson's DuraFlex the best aswell.

[cosmetic smile]

hello. Was it for a smile appliance?

[Vazone]

Fuggettaboutit! Try to use vertex thermosens! Much better than any acetal and many advantages!

[AJEL]

Vazone

Fuggettaboutit! Try to use vertex thermosens! Much better than any acetal and many advantages!

product thermosens not available in USA (maybe you could send me sample to see what it is about?) , if you have good cosmetic orthotic, Contact Lady DDS at Cosmetic Smile she is not in USA and desires a lab for this product.

[cosmetic smile]

I googled this product and as it is rigid, it won't be able to "snap" over unprep'd teeth as a cosmetic orthotic. So, I'm still looking for any tips from you guys.

[Vazone]

its semi-rigid! and it good for "snap-on..." belive me its much better than acetal

[cosmetic smile]

AJEL, what do you think? And if Kris is reading this, I'd appreciate your input. I'm still thinking the original, polishable and day-by- day usuable material is best. i used to do them that way and patients were able to use them for about 3 years eating etc. thx

[cosmetic smile]

Also, which DL is still doing this, or something like this. Yes! I'm a dentist.

[Kris S.]

Duracetal is 99.9% surgical grade acetal. It also formulated to be more fluid when melted which means you can process the material at the lower end of its melting temp. Both of these things alowe for a less broken down material after it is injected. It is semi ridged but still has nice flex when thin. It comes in all the vita shades as well as 3 bleaching and 2 tissue colors. It is still just a plastic so cosmetics are limited.

[drm313mac]

Fuggettaboutit! Try to use vertex thermosens! Much better than any acetal and many advantages!

Is not this a polyamide, meaning a nylon, and thus VERY hydrophilic? HOW can this be better? Let it dry and you have to toss it?

[AJEL]

David it is a mute point in the USA as this is not FDA approved and I could not even find a CE certificate for vertex. although it would be interesting to see either way.

http://www.vertex-dental.com/modules...20V00%20UK.pdf

10 colours and in different size tubes