
| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—October 31, 2009 |
Kerr Expands Tissue Management Line with Hemostasyl
ORANGE, CA – October 31, 2009 – Kerr introduces the latest
innovation in tissue management, Hemostasyl™—a highly efficient
hemostatic agent that stops bleeding with precision and ease. When
moderate bleeding occurs and gingival retraction is not required,
Hemostasyl is an ideal choice. This product is exceptionally easy to
place, and less material is required compared to other similar
hemostatic agents on the market. Kerr Corporation, a
wholly owned subsidiary of Sybron Dental Specialties, Inc., is a
manufacturer of premiere dental consumables. Advancing esthetic
dentistry through education and sustainable solutions based on
clinician input, Kerr has become synonymous with integrity for dental
professionals worldwide.
Product Manager James Lobsenz said, “With Hemostasyl, doctors now have
a material that is incredibly easy to dispense using a convenient
syringe delivery and a viscosity that stays in place and controls blood
and other fluids well.”
Hemostasyl is brightly colored, so it is easy to see and clean up, and
its composition helps adhere to soft and hard tissue with ease, making
placement a breeze. With a concentration of 15% aluminum chloride, this
material is an effective way to stop bleeding in many clinical
applications such as Class V composite placement, cementation, and
scaling in perio cases. Compromising esthetics of the procedure is not
a worry—Hemostasyl contains no ferric sulfate, unlike similar products
on the market, which can stain proteins a black color, including soft
tissue and dentin.
For gingival retraction needs, the Kerr Tissue Management line also
offers Expasyl™, an atraumatic gingival retraction paste, now in a
pleasant new strawberry taste.
To learn more about Hemostasyl or our broad portfolio of products, visit kerrdental.com/hemostasyl or call 800.KERR.123. To find out more about continuing education online and free CE credit, visit Kerr University at kerrdental.com/education for upcoming live webcasts, on-demand video, and the latest CE articles.
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