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2026.10.28

Why Addition Silicone Does Not Cure on 3D-Printed Resin Models

Quick answer: Addition-cured silicone can remain tacky or fail to cure when a 3D-printed resin model carries substances that interfere with the platinum catalyst. The problem may appear only where the silicone touches the printed part w...

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2026.10.28

Custom Dental Silicone Working Time and Hardness: Buyer Checklist

Quick answer: When a dental distributor or private-label buyer requests a custom VPS/PVS or dental laboratory silicone, working time and hardness should never be approved from two numbers alone. Confirm the start and end points of the t...

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2026.09.28

What Causes Unmixed Streaks or Soft Spots in 50 ml Automix VPS Cartridges?

Unmixed streaks and soft spots in a 50 ml automix VPS cartridge usually indicate a problem in the dispensing path, not simply a failure of the VPS material itself. When we investigate this type of defect, we separate the problem int...

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2026.09.23

Why Does Hydrophilic VPS Still Fail in a Wet Subgingival Field?

When a hydrophilic VPS impression fails around a wet subgingival margin, we first separate three different problems: the material did not wet the surface, the material reached the margin but was displaced, or the margin was recorded but...

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2026.09.08

Why Do Bubbles Keep Appearing in the Same Areas of Dental Duplication Silicone Molds?

When a dental duplication silicone mold repeatedly develops a void beside the same tooth, inside the same groove, or around the same undercut, we would first examine how silicone reaches that location and how air leaves it. The impor...

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2026.09.08

Flexible vs Rigid Gingival Mask Silicone: How to Choose for Implant Models

We offer elastic and rigid gingival mask silicones for dental laboratory applications. When selecting between our two formulations for an implant model, we recommend starting with the removal path, model support and finishing requiremen...

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Hydrophilic VPS Putty Impression Material (Plastic Jar Package)

Hydrophilic VPS Putty Impression Material (Small Packs)

Heavy Body VPS Impression Material (50 ml Automix)

Gingival Mask Dental Silicone Material

Dental Lab Addition Silicone Impression Material

Dental Duplication Silicone

Silicone Ear Impression Material

Metrology Casting Material

Forensic Silicone Casting Material for Tool Marks

News

2026.10.28

Why Addition Silicone Does Not Cure on 3D-Printed Resin Models

Quick answer: Addition-cured silicone can remain tacky or fail to cure when a 3D-printed resin model carries substances that interfere with the platinum catalyst. The problem may appear only where the silicone touches the printed part w...

2026.10.28

Custom Dental Silicone Working Time and Hardness: Buyer Checklist

Quick answer: When a dental distributor or private-label buyer requests a custom VPS/PVS or dental laboratory silicone, working time and hardness should never be approved from two numbers alone. Confirm the start and end points of the t...

2026.09.28

What Causes Unmixed Streaks or Soft Spots in 50 ml Automix VPS Cartridges?

Unmixed streaks and soft spots in a 50 ml automix VPS cartridge usually indicate a problem in the dispensing path, not simply a failure of the VPS material itself. When we investigate this type of defect, we separate the problem int...

2026.09.23

Why Does Hydrophilic VPS Still Fail in a Wet Subgingival Field?

When a hydrophilic VPS impression fails around a wet subgingival margin, we first separate three different problems: the material did not wet the surface, the material reached the margin but was displaced, or the margin was recorded but...

2026.09.08

Why Do Bubbles Keep Appearing in the Same Areas of Dental Duplication Silicone Molds?

When a dental duplication silicone mold repeatedly develops a void beside the same tooth, inside the same groove, or around the same undercut, we would first examine how silicone reaches that location and how air leaves it. The impor...

2026.09.08

Flexible vs Rigid Gingival Mask Silicone: How to Choose for Implant Models

We offer elastic and rigid gingival mask silicones for dental laboratory applications. When selecting between our two formulations for an implant model, we recommend starting with the removal path, model support and finishing requiremen...

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