Dental Hydrophilic Firmer Teeth Impression Putty Silicon Material & Mould Tray

Achieve precise dental impressions with our Dental Hydrophilic Firmer Teeth Impression Putty and Silicon Material Mould Tray. Crafted with advanced hydrophilic technology, this dental impression putty ensures excellent detail capture and optimal accuracy. The firmer consistency offers enhanced stability during the impression process, allowing for a comfortable and efficient experience for both practitioners and patients. The high-quality silicon material guarantees durability and flexibility, ensuring reliable results for various dental procedures. Pair it with our custom-designed mould tray for a seamless and professional impression process. Elevate your dental practice with the superior performance of Hydrophilic Firmer Teeth Impression Putty and Silicon Material Mould Tray.

Technical Specifications:

Material: Vinyl Polysiloxane Putty Material

Usage: Left Hand or Right Hand

Tests Performed: Performance Test, Shape Test

QC Passed: Yes

Packing: Individually Packed

User Instruction

• Open The set of both putty
• Ensure that your hand are clean to prevent dust or dirt from contamination the putty
• Use finger to mix both catalyst and base until you have uniform colour within 30s
• Roll into shape of tray and apply it to the tray and spread evenly into the upper/lower tray
• Make sure it is filled from edge to edge
• place the tray over the centre of teeth and press gently until you feel the putty mix surrounded the teeth and upper part of the gum
• Let it rest for approximately 2-3 minutes depending on room temperature
• Pull down (in case upper teeth) or up in case of lower teeth to release the impression
• Repeat the procedure for the other jaw impression

FAQs

1. What is dental impression tray?
   These specialized tools are used to create a precise impression or mold of a patient’s teeth and surrounding oral structures, that is then used to create an accurate 3-dimentional model of the patient’s mouth.
2. What material is used for dental molds?
   Alginate and elastomers are used to impress the oral tissues in partial removable and fixed dentures. Addition-cured silicones and polyether are the most commonly used impression materials in implant prosthodontics.
3. How can I do teeth impressions at home?
   Place the rolled putty in the tray. And make sure it fills the entire tray. Use the tool in your kit and mark a short dotted line in the center of the putty. Put the tray in your mouth hover it over.
4. How do you remove dental putty?
   You may remove the putty yourself after 3 days by gently picking or peeling it loose. While wearing the putty you must still gently brush those teeth. Once you remove the putty it may look worse before it gets better.
5. Does dental putty harden?
   The putty should harden a bit before you remove your teeth, and that takes time. Remove the trays too early, and you won’t have a firm impression. Leave the putty on too long, and it’s hard to remove. Set a timer for 3.5 minutes.