Dental Impression Kit Tooth Retainer 5 Putty Set + Upper & Lower Trays Dentistry Care Tool

Craft your own custom-fit tooth retainer at home with this Dental Impression Kit! This all-in-one solution includes everything you need for a precise and comfortable impression. 5 sets of high-quality impression putty: Enough for multiple attempts or sharing with loved ones. 2 pre-formed trays (upper & lower): Designed to comfortably fit most mouth sizes. Detailed instructions: Ensure a smooth and successful impression process.

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 color 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 are trays used for in dentistry?
   Dental impression trays are special devices that dentists use to place the impression material in. They also carry the material inside the mouth with the tray.
   
   
2. What is a mouth tray?
   Over-the-counter teeth whitening (bleaching) trays are typically made of a flexible material that molds to your teeth.
   
   
3. What is a mouth retainer?
   What is a retainer? A teeth retainer is a custom-made device you wear in your mouth over your teeth.
   
   
4. Are retainers good or bad?
   Retainers play a critical role in orthodontic care, ensuring that your teeth stay aligned. Alongside the confidence you might gain from it.
   
   
5. What’s the difference between braces and retainers?
   Both retainers and braces correct the alignment issues of teeth, but they work differently. Braces can easily correct oral issues like overbite, underbite, and uneven or crowded teeth, but retainers are unable to treat these issues.