Dental Led Light Cure

The dental LED light cure from Cicada Medical is a high-performance curing lamp designed for use by dentists with the purpose of providing rapid and effective curing of dental materials. The photo-initiator in dental materials is triggered to begin polymerization when exposed to the blue light emitted by our dental LED light cure, which has a wavelength of 450-490nm. Our dental LED light cure guarantees rapid and effective curing with a high light output of up to 2,500 mW/cm2, cutting down on patient chair time and enhancing your production.

Utilizing Cicada Medical’s dental LED light treatment has several advantages:
Using Cicada Medical’s dental LED light treatment has several upsides for your business. Just a few examples are as follows.

• Our dental LED light cure guarantees quick and effective curing of dental materials because of its high intensity light output—up to 2,500 mW/cm2.
• Our dental LED light treatment features a lightweight and ergonomic design that makes it easy to carry and use for long periods of time.
• Reliable and long-lasting, our dental LED light treatment has a sturdy housing and LED bulbs rated for 50,000 hours of operation.
• Our dental LED light treatment doesn’t need cumbersome batteries or wires to move about the operatory. It’s cordless and rechargeable, too.
• Our dental LED light cure may be operated with a single button, making it user-friendly for even the most inexperienced dentist.

Dental LED light treatment from Cicada Medical:
Here are the basic instructions for using our dental LED light treatment to its full potential:

• Check that the tooth filling is in the right spot and that everything is ready for it to cure.
• Keep the dental material at a distance of about 2 to 3 millimeters from the light cure.
• Use a variety of lighting methods to illuminate the material from all sides to speed up the curing process and assure perfect success.
• Keep curing the substance for the allotted period.
• After each usage, clean and maintain the light cure to keep it functioning at its best.

This dental lab-led light curing machine features fast curing and high power LEDs to save fabricating denture restoration time. Our curing light unit has no need to change the UV fluorescent light tube, and there is an internal fan included.

Restorative dental work and denture styles supervised by a dental lab’s cure box:

• Light Cured Dental composite materials
• Crown and Bridge
• Partial frameworks
• Inlays and Onlays
• Models

Features

• Using imported high-power cold light curing light source, deep curing, consistent hardness, high surface brightness
  360 degree no dead angle, all-round curing design
• Three light sources are available, the curing wavelength is accurate, the light intensity is strong, and the best curing effect
  Suitable for light-curing poly ceramics on the market
• It can repair pure titanium, metal outer crown, inlay veneer, precision attachment appearance
• Automatic door opening and closing, convenient for workpiece extraction
• Radiation protection, safe operation

Types of Curing Lights

• LED Lights – L.E.D., or Light Emitting Diode, restricts the current flow of light into one direct through its connection to a circuit. With these curing lights, they’re lightweight, small, have a long battery light, and by today’s standards give off the most consistent curing by its design. L.E.D. can refer to either blue light or multi-wave light of both blue and violet. The blue light activates the photoinitiator while the multi-wave activates both the photoinitiator and alternative initiator. Some may lack tip selections, lack timers, and may have a harder time curing certain composites. Most new-style L.E.D. curing lights have a better time with beam divergence, and any tips that fan out the light in a cone shape can divert the curing process and divert the energy needed to cure the composite.
• Halogen – While considered to be an outdated product by industry standards, halogen lights have a reliable long track record for creating consistent cures. Halogen curing lights have a wider selection of curing materials it can work with due to its wide bandwidth. However, its design causes the need for cooling fans and a cord but does benefit from lower prices.
• Plasma Arc – A plasma arc curing light consists of having an aluminum oxide vessel containing high energy xenon gas under 150 psi. These curing lights produce focused beams and typically are designed within large base units and small tips for the desired effect. However, it lacks the ability to cure all materials and can be quite expensive.
• Argon Laser – Argon lights generate light through applying energy to the atoms of argon gas, where the electrons are raised higher in numbers to an unstable level, and then release light through the argon gas. As some of the most expensive forms of curing lights, these create fast curing times and require a large unit to encompass the laser. However, it may not cure all materials and require small tips and cords to function.