$23.60

• Mint chocolate chip flavor
• High rigidity for accurate records
• Super fast set VPS formulation
• Automix cartridge delivery system
• Quantity: 2 cartridges and 6 mixing tips per box

The Mark3 - Bite Registration Mint Chocolate Chip Super Fast Set 2/bx. + 6 Mixing Tips is a high performance vinyl polysiloxane bite registration material engineered to capture accurate occlusal relationships with exceptional speed and stability.

Designed with a super fast set formulation, this material minimizes intraoral working time while maintaining dimensional accuracy, making it ideal for crown, bridge, implant, and prosthodontic procedures. If you are wondering about what the Mark3- Bite Registration Mint Chocolate Chip Super Fast Set 2/bx. + 6 Mixing Tips is used for, it is the best Mark3 bite registration material for obtaining precise occlusal records with reliable rigidity and rapid set performance in restorative workflows.

The mint chocolate chip flavor enhances patient comfort during intraoral placement, contributing to a more positive treatment experience while maintaining professional grade performance. Its firm yet slightly elastic consistency allows accurate reproduction of occlusal anatomy while resisting distortion upon removal. The super fast setting time supports efficient appointment flow, reducing chair time during crown preparations and final impression procedures.

The cartridge delivery system ensures consistent base to catalyst mixing when used with an automix dispenser, promoting uniform material properties and minimizing void formation. Supplied with six mixing tips, this configuration supports immediate clinical use and efficient material dispensing. The 2/bx packaging format provides practical supply management for practices performing frequent indirect restorations.

With dependable rigidity, accurate bite capture capability, and streamlined automix handling, it is also the best super fast set VPS bite registration material for precise occlusal indexing and predictable restorative alignment in modern dental practice.