Ivoclar Vivadent IPS d.SIGN - Manual (Page 14)

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IPS d.SIGN Impulse 1 Kit
Delivery form
IPS d.SIGN Impulse 1 Kit
– 2 IPS d.SIGN Occlusal Dentin materials, 20 g each
Shades: orange, brown
– 3 IPS d.SIGN Mamelon materials, 20 g each
Shades: light, yellow-orange, salmon
– 6 IPS d.SIGN Effect materials, 20 g each
Gradation: Effect 1, Effect 2, Effect 3, Effect 4, Effect, 5,
violet
– 3 IPS d.SIGN Transparent materials, 20 g each
Shades: blue, brown-grey, orange-grey
– 1 IPS d.SIGN Incisal Edge material, 20 g
– 1 IPS d.SIGN Impulse 1 material shade guide
IPS d.SIGN Incisal Edge
This material is used to achieve what is
known as the 'halo effect', which is caused
in natural teeth by light refraction at the
incisal edge (see 'Materials Combination
Table' on page 66).
IPS d.SIGN Mamelon
The Mamelon materials are available in three
different shade gradations. They demonstrate
high opacity and optimum masking
capabilities even when applied in very thin
layers. Depending on the working habits of
the user, the material is applied in thin stripes
on reduced dentin. In this way, an
individualized appearance of the incisal third
can be achieved (see 'Materials Combination
Table' on page 66).
IPS d.SIGN Effect
Users may chose between six shade
gradations of the IPS d.SIGN Effect materials.
Starting with Effect 1, which demonstrates
true-to-nature opalescence in conjunction
with high translucency, the value gradually
increases from Effect 2 to Effect 5. In
contrast, the violet material reduces the
value in the incisal area (see 'Material
Combination Table' on page 66).
IPS d.SIGN Transparent
The Transparent materials are available in
three shade nuances. They are suitable to
reproduce shaded, transparent areas,
particularly in the incisal third (see 'Materials
Combination Table' on page 66).
IPS d.SIGN Occlusal Dentin
The Occlusal Dentin materials are available in
two different shades. They are used to
provide the basic shade for occlusal surfaces
and to intensify the chroma (see 'Materials
Combination Table' on page 66).
15 ready-mixed individual fluorapatite leucite ceramic
materials ranging from Mamelon to Opal materials facilitate
the application of true-to-nature effects.