Are you looking for a curing light that can do more? If so, you will enjoy using the Bluephase PowerCure. The high-performance curing unit combines intelligence with efficiency.
Sufficient curing is a prerequisite for esthetic and high-quality direct and indirect restorations. Bluephase PowerCure is there to assist you.
- Activate the smart light curing assistant featuring patented Polyvision technology.
- The light curing assistant detects the movement of the handpiece during the polymerization process and alerts you to any improper operation.
- Maximum compatibility with different materials: suitable for the polymerization of all types of current light-curing dental materials.
- High light intensity enables the polymerization of direct and indirect restorations.
- Uniform polymerization due to even light distribution.
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The backlit display keeps you informed about the curing program and time of the curing process.
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Four light curing modes ensure versatile use.
- Wide, swivelling light guide helps save time.
- Short light exposure times starting from 3 seconds.[1]
What will the future of polymerization look like?
The intelligent light curing assistant of the Bluephase PowerCure detects when the handpiece shifts during polymerization.
Slight shift
- One vibration signal
- Extension of the light curing time by 10 per cent
Considerable shift
- Three vibration signals
- Acoustic signal
- Termination of the curing process
- Repetition of the polymerization process
When the light tip points into open space, the device cannot be activated.
Proper use is a prerequisite for sufficient polymerization. What is more, the quality of the device is just as important.
Unlimited compatibility with different materials
The wide spectrum of wavelengths renders the light suitable for all current light-curing dental materials.
High light intensity
The high light intensity of the curing light enables it to polymerize both direct and indirect restorations.
Consistent light performance
The light intensity of every curing mode is calibrated to +/–10 per cent.
Uniform polymerization
Due to homogeneous light distribution across the light tip.
The beam profiles taken under identical conditions at a distance of 0 mm by Dr Richard Price, Dalhousie University, Canada, show the distribution of the unfiltered blue and purple light at the tip of the Bluephase PowerCure light guide. The Bluephase PowerCure has an excellent beam profile that delivers a homogeneous light and wavelength output across the light tip.
The backlit display keeps you informed about the curing program and time of the curing process.
You can choose between four different light curing modes
- 3sCure mode: 3000 mW/cm2
Reliable curing of Adhese® Universal and the 4-mm composites Tetric® PowerFill and Tetric® PowerFlow in only 3 seconds.[2] -
Turbo mode: 2000 mW/cm2
5-second curing. Suitable for all types of restorations, particularly suitable for the polymerization of luting composites under indirect restorations. The high light intensity ensures that enough energy passes through all-ceramic crowns and inlays: e.g. made of IPS e.max® or IPS Empress®. -
High-power mode: 1200 mW/cm2
Suitable for common day-to-day treatments. -
PreCure mode: 950 mW/cm2
Particularly suitable for the removal of excess light-curing adhesive luting composites, e.g. Variolink Esthetic.
- In most cases, the 9-mm light guide enables efficient one-time light exposure.
- The high-performance Bluephase PowerCure offers short light exposure times starting from 3 seconds.
- In direct procedures involving Class I and II restorations, the treatment time can be reduced by up to 51 per cent. You can cure Adhese Universal, Tetric PowerFill and Tetric PowerFlow in only 3 seconds using the 3sCure mode.[1] Learn more
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[1] In the restoration of Class I and II cavities in posterior teeth, Adhese Universal, Tetric PowerFill and Tetric PowerFlow can be light-cured in only 3 seconds from the occlusal aspect using the 3sCure mode of the Bluephase PowerCure.
[2] Only suitable for Class I & II restorations in posterior teeth light-cured from the occlusal aspect.
[3] Details about light-curing times are provided in the different Instructions for Use.