Extra Impression Putty (STRONGLY RECOMMENDED)

Dental impression putty is a vinyl polysiloxane impression material with a very high viscosity that provides excellent dimensional accuracy and stability. The impression putty consists of two pastes, which when mixed together harden to form a base for taking a dental impression. It is designed for use as the tray material for the reproduction of teeth shaping. We are also offering the discount of 15% on every order to our registered customers.

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 putty used for in dentistry?
   The conventional method is to use putty to create a mold that can be used to create a cast (a replica of your teeth), which is then utilized for procedures such as crowns, veneers, braces, implants, and bridges

2. What material is dental putty?
   addition silicone, also known as polyvinyl siloxanes (PVS), condensation silicone, polyether, and polysulfide
   
   
3. What is final impression material?
   The materials and techniques used for recording the final impression in tooth‐supported conditions are alginates and elastomers, with either a custom or a stock tray.

4. How long does dental putty take to dry?
   Leave the putty on too long, and it’s hard to remove. Set a timer for 3.5 minutes.
5. What makes putty dry faster?
   Shade and dampness both add to the drying time. Try to place the product in a sunny, dry area. This is the best environment for faster drying times. However, make sure it’s not too hot, as drying too quickly can cause cracking