GC COE-Pak Periodontal Dressing Pack

Pack includes:

- 1 X 90gm Base.

- 1 X 90 gm Catalyst.

- The GC COE-Pak Periodontal Dressing is a two component material for wound dressing, to cover stitches or to stabilize loose teeth.

- The dressing is easily mouldable and patient friendly.

- The Eugenol free dressing supports process of healing and is compatible with resins.

- The periodontal dressing is meant to be used only by a dental professional in the recommended indications.

- Indications:

- For surgical dressing and periodontal pack.

- Use Coe-Pak whenever a periodontal paste is required.

- For wound dressing, to cover up stitches or to stabilize loose teeth.

- Directions for Use:

- For non-automix, use a spatula and a COE mixing pad. Do not use a rigid or narrow spatula. Thorough mixing is very important. This is more easily done with a wide, flexible spatula.

- For non-automix, extrude equal lengths of paste from catalyst and base tubes. Spatulate for 30-45 seconds or until the two pastes are a uniform color. If you would like a harder dressing, add a small amount of zinc oxide powder to the pink paste (catalyst) before spatulating.

- Using a spatula, form the mixed pastes into a cylindrical shape

- Lightly lubricate your fingers with a thin film of vaseline, lanolin, cold cream, or water and test the mixed pastes for tackiness (it should lose its tackiness after 2-3 minutes; 1 minute for Hard & Fast set)

- COE-PAK can be handled and molded 2 to 3 minutes after mixing. With your fingertips, roll the cylindrical form off the COE mixing pad (1 minute for Hard & Fast).

- COE-PAK remains workable for 10-15 minutes (5-8 minutes for Hard & Fast and at least 8 minutes for Automix NDS). During this time it can be formed in the usual manner into ropes or other desired shapes.

- During its working stage COE-PAK is extremely cohesive. It can be formed into ropes of virtually any diameter for easy placement against tissue and teeth.

- Cautions:

- Sensitivity to some of the components of this product has been reported. The reported sensitivity varies from simple dermal redness, to rash, swelling and nausea and/or vomiting. The practitioner should assure, prior to use, no such sensitivity to this product is present in the intended patient.

- In case of contact with eyes, flush immediately with water and seek medical attention

- In case of contact with skin, wash with soap and water. If irritation develops, seek medical attention