Description

Preva Block – 25% Aluminium Chloride Hemostatic Gel

Preva Block helps dental professionals control minor gingival bleeding and manage gingival fluids during clinical procedures. Its aluminium chloride formulation provides an astringent and hemostatic action at the application site.

Moreover, the gel consistency allows controlled placement around the gingival margin. As a result, dentists can maintain better visibility and moisture control during procedures such as impression taking, restorative treatment and crown preparation.

Clinical Applications

• Control of gingival bleeding – Helps control minor localized bleeding during dental procedures.
• Gingival fluid management – Helps reduce gingival fluid contamination around the treatment area.
• Impression procedures – Supports a clean and dry gingival margin before taking dental impressions.
• Restorative procedures – Helps dentists manage minor bleeding around cervical and subgingival restorative margins.
• Crown and bridge procedures – Supports gingival management during tooth preparation and impression procedures.

Key Features

• 25% aluminium chloride formulation – Provides effective astringent and hemostatic action for localized dental use.
• Fast bleeding control – Helps manage minor gingival bleeding during clinical procedures.
• Controlled gel application – The gel consistency supports precise placement at the required site.
• Cleaner operating field – Helps reduce blood and gingival fluid contamination. Therefore, dentists gain better visibility of the treatment area.
• Versatile clinical use – Suitable for restorative, prosthodontic and other dental procedures that require localized gingival hemostasis.

Why Choose Preva Block?

1. Effective Hemostasis – Preva Block contains 25% aluminium chloride to help control minor gingival bleeding. Therefore, it supports a cleaner working area during dental procedures.
2. Precise Application– The gel consistency helps dentists apply the material directly to the required area. As a result, they can manage the application with greater control.
3. Better Moisture Management– Blood and gingival fluids can interfere with several dental procedures. Preva Block helps manage these fluids and, consequently, supports a cleaner operating field.
4. Supports Restorative and Prosthodontic Procedures– Dentists can use Preva Block during crown preparation, impression procedures and restorative treatment. In addition, it can support other procedures that require localized gingival bleeding control.
5. Convenient for Routine Dental Practice– Preva Block combines effective hemostatic action with convenient gel application. Therefore, it provides a practical option for routine clinical use.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Preva Block?

Preva Block is a 25% aluminium chloride hemostatic gel for dental use. It helps control minor gingival bleeding and manage gingival fluids during dental procedures.

2. What is the active ingredient in Preva Block?

Preva Block contains 25% aluminium chloride as its hemostatic and astringent ingredient.

3. What does Preva Block do?

Preva Block helps control localized gingival bleeding. In addition, it helps manage gingival fluids and supports a cleaner operating field.

4. When can dentists use Preva Block?

Dentists can use Preva Block during procedures that require localized gingival hemostasis. For example, they may use it during restorative procedures, crown preparation and impression taking.

5. Can dentists use Preva Block before taking an impression?

Yes. Preva Block can help control minor gingival bleeding and gingival fluids before impression procedures. Therefore, it can help maintain a cleaner gingival margin.

6. Can dentists use Preva Block during crown and bridge procedures?

Yes. Dentists can use it to manage minor gingival bleeding during crown preparation and related prosthodontic procedures.

7. Why does Preva Block come in gel form?

The gel consistency supports controlled and localized application. As a result, dentists can place the material directly where they need hemostatic action.

8. Does Preva Block help control gingival fluid?

Yes. Its astringent action helps manage gingival fluids around the treatment area. Consequently, it supports moisture control during clinical procedures.

9. Should dentists rinse Preva Block after application?

Dentists should follow the product’s Instructions for Use regarding application time, removal and rinsing. In addition, they should remove residual material adequately before proceeding with subsequent restorative or impression procedures.

Presentation

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