3M ESPE Imprint 4 VPS impression material offers fast setting time and reliable results

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Said to be the fastest impression material on the market, 3M ESPE Imprint™ 4 VPS impression material reportedly sets in just 75 seconds. 

Said to be the fastest impression material on the market, 3M ESPE Imprint™ 4 VPS impression material reportedly sets in just 75 seconds. 

Also, Imprint 4 VPS provides the same long lasting time of Imprint 3 VPS, but speeds up the set time with an active

self-warming feature developed specifically for this product.  Plus, the impression material’s enhanced hydrophilicity is said to aid in capturing fine details and preventing retakes. 

Imprint 4 VPS is available in Heavy & Super Quick Heavy, Light & Regular, Super Quick Light & Regular, and Putty formulations.

For more information about Imprint 4 VPS impression material, head to the product page here on 3M ESPE’s website.

 

 

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Premier® Dental Products' new scalers designed for removal of supragingival calculus
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