Calset
Composite Warmer
The Calset unit is designed to heat composite material, anesthetic solution and porcelain veneers. The Calset unit accepts composite from compules or syringed material. A tray placed on the top of the heater will either hold compules, or will have a holder for your composite dispenser. Available in all worldwide voltage.
There are a variety of benefits and protocols for warming in dentistry. From composites to anesthetics – dentists need a flexible way to warm while they work.
The Calset system includes a warmer with a variety of trays available. The trays can be interchanged to adapt to your protocols.
Features
- Heats composite material to 98°F (37°C), 130°F (54°C), or 155°F (68°C)
- Maintains constant temperature
- Increases degree of cure
- Warms finishing instruments
Benefits
- Shortens curing time by over 80%
- Improves composite flow by 68%
- Reduces microleakage
- Decreases shrinkage stress
- Warms finishing instruments for improved marginal adaptation
Viva Learning Courses
Ask the Dental Professors
Dr. Bob Lowe and Dr. John Comisi
CE Supporter: AdDent
Expires 5/9/2028
In this CE webinar, some of the topics of discussion will include:
• the history of incremental composite placement and potential for microleakage
• clinical challenges of creating an “optimal” marginal seal with adhesive resin materials
• viscosity and adaptation of composite in cavity preparations – It all started with “flowable” composites
• advantages of heated composites in clinical placement
• the effects of heating composite of the materials’ physical properties
• the future of composite placement in restorative dentistry
Ask the Dental Professors Part 2
Dr. Bob Lowe and Dr. John Comisi
CE Supporter: AdDent
Expires 6/14/2028
In this CE webinar, some of the topics of discussion will include:
• the history of incremental composite placement and potential for microleakage
• clinical challenges of creating an “optimal” marginal seal with adhesive resin materials
• viscosity and adaptation of composite in cavity preparations – It all started with “flowable” composites
• advantages of heated composites in clinical placement
• the effects of heating composite of the materials’ physical properties
• the future of composite placement in restorative dentistry