Intended Purpose
Fabrication, by a dental professional, of denture repairs
Other Materials / Equipment Needed
Sticky wax or super glue
Aquapres® (Pressure curing unit), optional
Liquid Foil (Tin foil substitute solution)
Jet™ Seal (Acrylic sealant), optional
Acrylic Primer (Acrylic bonding agent)
Instructions for Use
A. Repairing a Broken Denture
Reassemble pieces of denture with sticky wax or super glue.
Pour a cast of denture using plaster or stone.
After cast is set, trim and remove pieces of denture.
Apply Liquid Foil solution to the cast.
Grind broken edges of denture to a beveled edge.
Reduce thickness in half, extending approximately 4 mm from each side of fracture.
Paint a thin coat of Acrylic Primer over fractured edges to ensure a strong, uniform bond with new acrylic.
Place broken pieces of denture on the cast. Moisten the fractured edges with Jet™ liquid. Apply Jet™ Denture
Repair powder to moistened area. Alternate applications of liquid and powder until the area to be repaired is filled.
Overfill slightly to allow for finishing.
Let bench cure for 1-2 minutes. Allow an additional 10 minutes for curing, either on bench or, for better results, in Aquapres® at 30 psi.
Remove denture from cast after acrylic is cured. Remove excess acrylic with an arbor band or stone. Grind to a smooth finish.
Paint with Jet™ Seal for a hard, lustrous shine, if desired.
B. Replacing Denture Teeth
Clean tooth socket.
Choose a denture tooth similar in size, color and shape to original tooth.
Prepare denture by reducing the lingual area of the tooth socket enough to accommodate the new tooth. Leave
the labial portion of the tooth socket intact to aid in repositioning new tooth.
Paint a thin coat of Acrylic Primer on socket area.
Insert a drop of Jet™ liquid into socket. Add enough Jet™ Denture Repair powder to absorb the liquid.
Allow the acrylic to set for 1 minute, then push the new tooth into the socket and hold in aligned position. Alternate applications of liquid and powder until the lingual
area of the tooth is slightly overfilled.
Hold the tooth in place until the new acrylic is dull in appearance (approximately 2 minutes). Allow an additional
10 minutes for curing, either on bench or, for better results, in Aquapres® at 30 psi.
After denture is cured, remove excess acrylic with an arbor band or stone. Grind to a smooth finish.
Paint with Jet™ Seal for a hard, lustrous shine, if desired.
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