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Packing Retraction Cord. Use fischer’s ultrapak packers to place cords properly and efficiently. The double cord technique is a dental procedure that involves placing packing cord between the tissue and the tooth when taking prosthetic impressions. This unique knitted design exerts a gentle continuous outward. 0:00 intro0:44 what retraction cord does1:05 cutting and placing the retraction cord4:58. A common technique used when taking fixed prosthetic impressions is packing a cord. Dentists often pack a single cord as part of their impression taking technique. Place a second, thicker cord soaked in a hemostatic agent to expand the tissue laterally. The ultrapak® cord is made of 100% cotton, knitted into thousands of tiny loops to form long, interlocking chains. Packing a cord will help stop the bleeding and assist in achieving good retraction in the sulcus before inserting impression material. Once hemostasis is achieved, carefully place a single cord — such as ultrapak™ knitted cord #0, #00, or #000 — to the bottom of the sulcus. Facilitates easy packing and stays placed better than any twisted or braided cord.

Once hemostasis is achieved, carefully place a single cord — such as ultrapak™ knitted cord #0, #00, or #000 — to the bottom of the sulcus. Facilitates easy packing and stays placed better than any twisted or braided cord. 0:00 intro0:44 what retraction cord does1:05 cutting and placing the retraction cord4:58. Dentists often pack a single cord as part of their impression taking technique. This unique knitted design exerts a gentle continuous outward. The ultrapak® cord is made of 100% cotton, knitted into thousands of tiny loops to form long, interlocking chains. Use fischer’s ultrapak packers to place cords properly and efficiently. A common technique used when taking fixed prosthetic impressions is packing a cord. Place a second, thicker cord soaked in a hemostatic agent to expand the tissue laterally. Packing a cord will help stop the bleeding and assist in achieving good retraction in the sulcus before inserting impression material.

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Packing Retraction Cord 0:00 intro0:44 what retraction cord does1:05 cutting and placing the retraction cord4:58. 0:00 intro0:44 what retraction cord does1:05 cutting and placing the retraction cord4:58. The double cord technique is a dental procedure that involves placing packing cord between the tissue and the tooth when taking prosthetic impressions. The ultrapak® cord is made of 100% cotton, knitted into thousands of tiny loops to form long, interlocking chains. Once hemostasis is achieved, carefully place a single cord — such as ultrapak™ knitted cord #0, #00, or #000 — to the bottom of the sulcus. Dentists often pack a single cord as part of their impression taking technique. Facilitates easy packing and stays placed better than any twisted or braided cord. This unique knitted design exerts a gentle continuous outward. A common technique used when taking fixed prosthetic impressions is packing a cord. Packing a cord will help stop the bleeding and assist in achieving good retraction in the sulcus before inserting impression material. Use fischer’s ultrapak packers to place cords properly and efficiently. Place a second, thicker cord soaked in a hemostatic agent to expand the tissue laterally.