WAX AND MODELLING RANGE Valid from August 2019

The BEGO wax and modelling programme meets the highest dental technology standards. Wax is used on a daily basis in dental laboratory work. The wax-ups fabricated by the dental technician are like the signature of your dental laboratory. Even in this age of digital CAD/CAM technology, wax still has an important role to play. In actual fact, ‘wax’ is a very broad term covering the most diverse type of waxes. One way of defining a particular wax is by the nature of the raw material it is made from, i.e. vegetable, animal, mineral or synthetic waxes. Another approach is to define waxes in terms...

Contents1Partial denture technique 05 Preparation wax 10 Wax retentions for lower-jaw partial denture frames 10 Wax grid retentions for maxillary partial denture frames 11 Wax border strips with retentions 11 Wax clasp profiles for molars and premolars 12 Wax patterns - Ring clasp profile 22 Rapid Ringless System 25 Plastic sticks and plastic hollow sticks 25 Isocera - Separating liquid for the crown and bridge technique 26 Rapidi - Modelling knife 26 Aurofilm - Wetting agent 27 Adapta deep-drawing system 4 good reasons, for choosing BEGO waxes For more than a century our product range has included...

Partial denture technique Images and illustrations are examples. Colors, symbols, designs, and information on the depicted labels and/or packaging may differ from reality.

BEGO is one of the pioneers of the partial denture technique using CoCr alloys. A large number of useful special waxes and profiles complete the BEGO partial denture system in a practical way. In combination with the BEGO alloy brands Wironit® and WIRONIUM® and the BEGO investment materials Wirovest® and WiroFine, these waxes and profiles enable the partial denture technique to be applied efficiently and with perfect results every time. Preparation waxfor the partial denture technique The preparation wax is exceptionally malleable, allowing it to be adapted to the master model perfectly and with...

Partial denture technique Blocking-out waxTailored to the particular requirements of the partial denture technique • This wax was developed for blocking out undercuts, creating clasp steps and relieving critical areas of the model • This blocking-out wax can be easily scraped and cut, is hard and thus ensures the dimensionally-stable, well-defined reproduction of clasp steps on the investment model The boiling-out temperature of approx. 90 °C, the setting temperature of approx. 68 °C and the melting temperature of approx. 80 - 85 °C guarantee reliability and resilience during duplication, even...

Partial denture technique Smooth casting wax • Simple, crease-free adaptation • Adheres firmly to the investment model and burns out leaving no residue • The high transparency of the wax makes for optimal clarity of the construction markings on the master model and saves unnecessary, time-consuming corrections to the wax-up Product details Images and illustrations are examples. Colors, symbols, designs, and information on the depicted labels and/or packaging may differ from reality.

Partial denture technique • Tried and tested wax for modelling the bases of upper partial dentures • Can be easily adapted and adheres firmly to the investment model with no additional wax adhesive • The stippled casting wax is available in three different surface textures – from fine to coarse – and allows customisation of the surface shape as required by the practitioner • The individual stippling of the cast partial denture base facilitates the gripping of food and reduces the foreign body sensation for the patient’s tongue Product details Availability Stippled casting wax, color: green, Sheet...

Partial denture technique Wax profiles Tried and tested wax profile shapes make for easy, customised wax-up for a wide range of indications in dental technology BEGO wax profiles are very easy to mould, do not bend up and can be easily fixed to the investment model The wax formula is designed to provide high internal stability and thus offers remarkable protection against inadvertent deformation and constriction during shaping Product details Availability Images and illustrations are examples. Colors, symbols, designs, and information on the depicted labels and/or packaging may differ from reality....

Partial denture technique Wax retentionsfor lower-jaw partial denture frames • For the secure attachment of plastic saddles to lower partial dentures Images and illustrations are examples. Colors, symbols, designs, and information on the depicted labels and/or packaging may differ from reality.

Partial denture technique Wax border strips with retentions • Time savings when modelling upper-jaw frames with large saddles • The wax is so supple that it can be shaped easily and reliably as • A great advantage is that the border strip can easily be shaped as required onto the duplicate model desired since the size can be varied by trimming the tips of the Wax border strips, color: red, length 17 cm 25 pieces 40025 for molars and premolars - medium hard, dimensionally stable • The half tear-drop shaped cross section prevents food residues from getting stuck on molars and premolars and increases...

Partial denture technique Wax patternswax clasp profile • These preshaped clasp profiles simplify modelling and save time The shape of the profiles enables a large number of variations by shortening the wax form Images and illustrations are examples. Colors, symbols, designs, and information on the depicted labels and/or packaging may differ from reality.

Partial denture technique Anatomical wax bar profilesfor lower-jaw partial denture frames • Three different wax bar profiles for customised shaping of the sublingual bar according to the patient or model status • The half-teardrop shape of the anatomical wax profile in particular has been tried and tested for many years. It is easy to finish and polish • The rounded upper edge and concave shape facing the tongue plus the anatomical lower-jaw profile make for good patient acceptance Up: For periodontal prophylaxis, a distance of 4 mm should be maintained between the gingival margin and the upper...