Ivoclar Vivadent Zenostar - Manual (Page 31)

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Staining of the "outer" occlusal area using body shades Customization of the "outer" fissures
Individual staining of the "outer" incisal area Individual staining of the "inner" incisal area
Restoration after completion of the infiltration procedure
The stained restorations must be fully dried before they are sintered; otherwise the restorations and/or the sintering furnace may
be damaged. The restorations can be dried either using an infrared lamp or a drying cabinet. The drying time depends on the
temperature and the size of the restoration. With lower temperatures, drying takes longer. Large restorations also take longer to
dry. Drying temperatures higher than 140°C/284°F may lead to defects, as the resulting steam cannot escape quickly enough.
Refer to the table on the page 17 for recommended drying times. The specifications for the sintering procedure can be found on
page 18.