Description
The Keystone Optimize Tartar, Stain and Permanent Cement Remover is the liquid a dental office reaches for when dentures, partials, crowns and bridges come back carrying calculus, food stains and tobacco discoloration. The 128 fl oz bottle works in the ultrasonic bath, and the same solution removes permanent cement during prosthetic cleanup.
- Built for prosthetic appliances – cleans dentures, partials, crowns and bridges in the ultrasonic bath
- Targets the stubborn deposits – calculus, tartar, food stains and tobacco stains that general detergents leave behind
- Removes permanent cement – supports crown and bridge cleanup before reseating, repair or delivery
- Bath ready format – pairs with the line’s general purpose solution, which acts as the sonic conductor in the tank
Tartar and Cement Removal for Dentures, Crowns and Bridges
Removable and fixed prosthetics collect a different class of soil than hand instruments, and ordinary bath detergents are not formulated to dissolve it. Calculus and tartar are mineralized deposits, tobacco and food stains soak into appliance surfaces, and set permanent cement has to come off before a crown or bridge can be reseated. This remover is the Optimize line’s answer to that workload, working in the ultrasonic bath with the general purpose solution as the sonic conductor. The cycle loosens and lifts deposits from denture bases, partial frameworks, crowns and bridges without chairside scraping. For the lab bench and the operatory, it turns prosthetic cleanup into a soak and rinse step instead of a picking and grinding step.
Features and Benefits
Deposit Removal
- Calculus and tartar – attacks the mineralized buildup that accumulates on dentures and partials between recalls
- Food and tobacco stains – lifts the discoloration that makes a clean appliance still look dirty to the patient
- Permanent cement – removes set permanent cement from crowns and bridges during cleanup and reseating work
Prosthetic Workflow
- Four appliance types – positioned for dentures, partials, crowns and bridges
- Ultrasonic bath use – works in the bath with the Optimize general purpose solution as the sonic conductor
- 128 fl oz bottle, case of 4 – a gallon format that keeps the prosthetic cleaning station stocked
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Catalog Number: 00139
- Form: Liquid solution
- Bottle Size: 128 fl oz
- Case Quantity: 4 bottles
- Brand: Keystone Industries
Use and Handling
- Removes: Calculus, tartar, food stains, tobacco stains and permanent cement
- Appliances: Dentures, partials, crowns and bridges
- Application: Ultrasonic bath, with the Optimize general purpose solution as sonic conductor
- Safety: Read the safety data sheet linked below before use
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Why Choose the Optimize Tartar and Cement Remover from MedicalEx?
Prosthetic soil is mineral and cement, not the soft debris a general detergent is built for, and this remover is formulated for exactly that difference. It gives the office one bath product for the recall denture, the stained partial and the cement covered crown alike.
- Less scraping at the bench – the bath cycle loosens deposits that would otherwise be picked off by hand
- Better looking recalls – stain removal returns appliances to patients looking as clean as they feel
- One product for three jobs – tartar, stains and permanent cement are handled by a single solution, unlike single purpose cleaners
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this remover take off?
It removes calculus, tartar, food stains and tobacco stains from prosthetic appliances. It also removes permanent cement, which makes it useful during crown and bridge cleanup.
Which appliances can it clean?
The manufacturer positions it for dentures, partials, crowns and bridges. Those are the items that most often return with mineralized deposits and staining.
How is it used in the bath?
The appliance goes into the ultrasonic bath with this remover, while the Optimize general purpose solution serves as the sonic conductor. Follow the bath and solution directions for your unit and case type.
How is it packaged?
It is sold as a case of 4 bottles, and each bottle holds 128 fl oz of liquid. The gallon format suits offices and labs that clean prosthetics daily.
Is it the same as the general purpose ultrasonic solution?
No, the general purpose solution is the everyday bath detergent for instruments. This remover is the targeted product for mineralized deposits, stains and permanent cement on prosthetics.
Where can I find handling and safety guidance?
The Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides section above links the safety data sheet for this remover. It is the document to consult for handling, storage and first aid details.
