Etch-Rite Jumbo Syringe Refill

Etch-Rite Jumbo Syringe Refill, 38% Phosphoric Acid, 2 x 25 mL - Complete Buyer's Guide

2 x 25 mL
$40.57 USD
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Etch-Rite Jumbo Syringe Refill
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Etch-Rite Jumbo Syringe Refill, 38% Phosphoric Acid, 2 x 25 mL - Complete Buyer's Guide

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Etch-Rite Jumbo Syringe Refill, 38% Phosphoric Acid, 2 x 25 mL - Complete Buyer's Guide

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 939-0603AA

Pulpdent's Etch-Rite Jumbo is a refill etching gel with 38% phosphoric acid for reliable enamel and dentin prep before bonding procedures. The large 25 mL syringes deliver controlled placement and reduce refill frequency. This Complete Buyer’s Guide provides complete details for sizing, applications, and best practices.

What makes this product stand out?

Etch-Rite's thixotropic gel consistency provides controlled placement and dependable etch patterns on both enamel and dentin surfaces, enhancing adhesion for restorations. The large refill syringes reduce packaging waste and the need for frequent refills for busy practices.

Key advantages include:

  • 38% phosphoric acid produces effective enamel and dentin etching for reliable bonding
  • Thixotropic gel stays where placed and minimizes run-off onto soft tissue
  • Large 25 mL syringes reduce the need for frequent replacements
  • Compatible with small-gauge applicator tips for precise delivery
  • Rinses off easily without leaving residue on tooth surfaces

What is this product made of?

Etch-Rite jumbo refills contain a 38% phosphoric acid gel, the clinical standard for predictable etching and bonding performance. The gel's thixotropic nature ensures it remains localized until rinsed.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • Etch-Rite vs liquid etchants: gel form offers better control and reduces the risk of soft tissue contact
  • Etch-Rite vs weaker acids: higher concentration delivers faster and more consistent etch patterns

This formulation balances strong etching capability with ease of use and patient safety during restorative procedures.

What is it used for?

Etch-Rite gel selectively prepares enamel, dentin, and certain cement surfaces, enhancing micromechanical bonding for restorative materials and adhesives.

Common applications include:

  • Conditioning enamel before composite restorations and bonding procedures
  • Etching dentin for adhesive bonding with total-etch systems
  • Preparing glass ionomer cement surfaces for improved adhesion
  • Prepping surfaces for sealants and other bonded materials
  • Creating microporosities for orthodontic bracket placement

Why you'll appreciate this product

Etch-Rite jumbo etching gel supports dependable clinical outcomes while streamlining material management.

For your work:

  • Consistent etch results improve adhesion quality and reduce bond failures
  • Gel form limits run-off and protects soft tissue from acid contact
  • Large syringes reduce interruption during multi-tooth procedures
  • Precise placement minimizes waste and maximizes material efficiency

For your practice:

  • Bulk refills lower ordering frequency and reduce supply management time
  • Standardized etching supports reproducible protocols across providers
  • Easy rinse-off saves cleanup time between patients
  • Compatible with common applicator systems already in the operatories

This etching gel maintains efficiency without compromising clinical performance or patient safety.
Specifications
  • Active ingredient: 38% phosphoric acid
  • Form: Thixotropic gel
  • Color: Blue
  • Packaging: Syringe refill
  • Size: 25 mL per syringe
  • Quantity: 2 syringes per package
  • Application: Enamel, dentin, glass ionomer cement
  • Etch time: 15-20 seconds for enamel, 15 seconds for dentin

Safety cautions: Avoid contact with soft tissue. Rinse thoroughly if contact occurs. Use appropriate PPE during application.
Sizing & selection

Choosing the right etching gel size and concentration ensures workflow efficiency and optimal bonding outcomes.

Volume needed:

Estimate how often you perform bonding procedures to decide between bulk refills or smaller individual syringes that match case volume.

Applicator compatibility:

Ensure compatible small-gauge tips are available for precise placement in tight interproximal spaces and near soft tissues.

Acid concentration:

38% phosphoric acid suits most restorative etching needs; consider alternate formulations only if clinical protocol or manufacturer guidelines dictate.

Gel vs liquid consistency:

Gel etchants offer superior control over liquids, especially near soft tissues or in deep pits and fissures, where containment is critical.

Selecting jumbo refill syringes reduces downtime and keeps operatories well-stocked for consistent workflow.

Explore other options

Consider additional etching gel sizes or alternative acid concentrations for varied clinical needs.

  • Standard-size 1.2 mL etch syringes for lower-volume practices
  • Etch gel kits with applicator tips included for convenience
  • Mild etchants for selective enamel protocols
  • Applicator tips in different gauges for pediatric or adult cases

Tailoring supplies to procedures, provider preferences, and patient populations keeps operatories prepared and efficient.
Care & storage

Store refills at room temperature away from heat and direct light to maintain gel consistency.

  • Recap syringes immediately after use to prevent drying
  • Rinse unused gel from tips before storage
  • Dispose of empty syringes per local medical waste regulations
  • Keep out of reach of children and unauthorized personnel
Frequently asked questions
  1. Can I use Etch-Rite for both enamel and dentin? Yes. The 38% phosphoric acid gel is formulated to effectively etch enamel and dentin surfaces before bonding with most adhesive systems.
  2. How long should I leave the etch gel on the tooth? Apply for 15-20 seconds on enamel and about 15 seconds on dentin, then rinse thoroughly with water for at least 10 seconds.
  3. Is this gel suitable for use with all bonding systems? Etch-Rite is compatible with most total-etch adhesive systems, but always follow the bonding agent manufacturer's instructions for best results.
  4. Do I need special tips for the application? Use small-gauge pre-bent applicator tips for precise placement, especially in fissures, interproximal areas, and near gingival margins.
  5. How should leftover gel be handled between patients? Recap the syringe tightly and store at room temperature. Follow sterilization guidelines for any reusable dispensing equipment or tips.

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