Cavex ScanSpray

Cavex ScanSpray should not be used intra-orally as it contains hazardous substances. This can lead to drowsiness, dizziness and in the worst case can even be fatal. In addition, the mouthpiece is not suitable for intra-oral applications.

Cavex ScanSpray is best applied on a cleaned impression (this can be achieved by using Cavex ImpreSafe). Remove moisture from the impression and shake the ScanSpray bottle well before use. Apply a thin layer of ScanSpray to the impression from a distance of 10-15 cm (4-6 inches). Remove any excess powder residues with compressed air.

Cavex ScanSpray has a spray time of over 420 seconds. Depending on the spray time per impression, the spray is sufficient for around 200 applications.

The Cavex ScanSpray is powder-based because the powder does not interfere with the impression, unlike oil-based scan sprays. Oil-based scan sprays can only be used on silicone materials where Cavex ScanSpray can be used on all types of impressions.

The scanability has indeed been taken into account with the development of Cavex Cream. With the addition of titanium dioxide and dye Cavex Cream is easy to scan. Yet Cavex Cream impressions can be made better scannable with a fine layer of Cavex ScanSpray. The detail reproduction of the scan will be optimized.

Although it is often said that it is difficult to pour out an impression with the application of a scan spray, this is not the case with the Cavex ScanSpray. The result of a gypsum model will be best if the applied layer of titanium dioxide is removed before pouring the gypsum. Remove the spray by wiping it off with a tissue or by rinsing it off with water.

Yes, the light curing base plate can be sprayed and scanned very well.

Yes, a wax model can be sprayed and scanned very well.