• Vinyl Polysiloxane - not affected by saliva
• White in Color - Excellent Detail and Accuracy
• Three-Dimensional Record of Prosthesis Fit
• Enough Working Time for Full Dentures
• Flows Well when Seating Denture

Each cartridge contains enough material for approximately 66 crowns/inlays, 33 partial dentures, or 14 to 16 full dentures.

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Denture Check Technique:
	Apply FIT CHECKER II material to entire denture surface.
	Seat denture in patient’s mouth. Allow 3 minutes for material to set.
	Carefully remove denture from patients mouth.
	Gently pry up a corner of the thin film of polymerized FIT CHECKER II material.
	Peel FIT CHECKER II from denture to reveal 3-dimensional record.
	FIT CHECKER II makes it easy to judge the voids, high spots and pressure points.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS:

Automix Vinyl Polysiloxane:

• Extremely accurate - not affected by saliva.
• Tasteless and odorless silicone material.
• Better flow under pressure. Flows easily around denture lining or crown substructure.
• Compatible with NDS Automix Cartridge Dispensers.

• Easy to judge the degree (thickness) of fit discrepancy by the shade (darkness) of “show through.”
• Ideal for use with dentures and metal copings.

• FIT CHECKER II peels away to leave a clean, residue-free fitting surface.

• When set, material forms a tough, thin film to allow detection of high spots and pressure points.

Considerations:

• FIT CHECKER II is a VPS material and is NOT COMPATIBLE with standard FIT CHECKER Black and FIT CHECKER White (C-Silicones).
• FIT CHECKER II should NOT BE USED on the surface of silicone base soft relines like GC Reline Soft, Extra Soft and Ultra Soft
• So as not to contaminate the material, latex gloves should not touch the material until it has set.

Crown Check Technique:
	Apply FIT CHECKER II to inside of PFM crown.
	Seat the crown. Material will overflow as needed.
	Carefully remove crown(s) from patient’s mouth.
	Carefully pry up an edge of the polymerized FIT CHECKER II with hand instrument.
	Gently remove the 3-dimensional record using a hand instrument.
	Trim high spots and imperfections as needed before final cementation.