SELECT HV ETCH

35% High Viscosity Phosphoric Acid with BAC

High Viscosity Etch Stays Put

 

SELECT HV ETCH is a 35% high-viscosity phosphoric acid etchant with BAC (Benzalkonium Chloride). It is specifically formulated for pin-point placement to etch enamel.

 

The ‘STAY PUT’ Etch

  • Selective etching – you can just etch the enamel
  • Thixotropic and non-stringy
  • Bright Blue – easily identifiable and contrasting
  • Contains the anti-microbial BAC Benzalkonium Chloride that leaves a barrier against bacteria
  • Inhibits MMP’s that breakdown your bond
  • Rinses away easily without leaving residue
 
Package contains: 1 Jumbo Syringe Select HV 35% w/BAC 30 ml, 30 disposable syringes, 30 disposable tips & Instructions

Select HV Etch 35% w/ BAC Kit (30ml)

Code: BIS05-148

AU$140.00 (Incl. GST 10%)

Eliminates run-on onto the dentin surface, ideal for etching enamel margins.

 

Can Select HV Etch be used for every etching technique?
Yes! Select HV Etch can be used for total-, self- and selective-etch techniques.

 

How long should I etch or clean my restorations with Select HV Etch?
Dentin and enamel, or enamel only, should be etched for 15 seconds.
If using phosphoric acid as a cleaning agent on dental restorative materials: 30 seconds.

 

How does the “blue” colour of Select HV Etch make etching easier?
Select HV Etch’s electric blue colour allows for easy identification and contrast.

 

What is BAC and what benefits does it provide?
Benzalkonium chloride (BAC) is an antimicrobial agent. Research confirms the development of residual bacterial inhibition zones of up to 7mm, against Strep mutans, and Actinomyces Viscosus .1,2

 

 

1. M.Sc.Dt. Emre ÖZEL, Dr. Haktan YURDAGÜVEN, Yrd.Doç.Dr. Esra CAN SAY, Prof.Dr. Sesin KOCAGÖZ, Evaluation of the Antibacterial Activity of Disinfectant Solutions with Phosphoric

Acids Against Streptococcus Mutans. Journal of Hacettepe Faculty of Dentistry, Volume: 29, Issue 4, Page: 8-14, 2005

2. M. TURKUN1, Z. ERGUCU, L.S. TURKUN, E.U. CELIK, and M. ATES, Is Phosphoric Acid Sufficiently Antibacterial?,J Dent Res 85 (Spec Iss B):abstract number 1605, 2006 (www.dental research.org).

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