Mixing Rubber Base Impression Material

Dispensing of mercaptan rubber impression materials; light-bodied, heavy-bodied mixing procedures, loading of both mixtures into syringes and trays. Original air date: September 11, 1980. This footage is presented for historical purposes only and may depict procedures that are no longer part of modern dental practice.
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[@tonnyblake21]

Simple things should be told in simple way. Thanks for wonderful video!!

[@monishaiyer9294]

Wonderful video

[@shathalotfy3267]

nice one

[@marwaesam9458]

it's very useful video..:)

[@KazokuMugiwara]

LOL, LOOK AT THAT STOP WATCH! Old technologies is funny. I've probably never seen one in real life.

[@animebetachannel7154]

Polysulfide impression material??

[@KazokuMugiwara]

Its most likely to be Polysulfide Impression Material. Brown and white pastes mixed together. That material is old enough to be in this video. And that material is used with a light and heavy body for the impressions.

[@nayanikasharma6037]

are you mixing zoe

[@KazokuMugiwara]

No, ZOE is not a Nonaqueous Elastomeric (Rubber) Impression Material. The most likely material being used in this video is Polysulfide Impression Material.