Hydrophilic Impression Tube Putty Yellow White + Large Upper & Lower Mould Tray

Hydrophilic Impression Tube Putty in Yellow and White, meticulously crafted for precision and reliability. This advanced dental putty boasts unparalleled hydrophilicity, ensuring it effortlessly captures intricate impressions for accurate diagnostics and treatment planning. The kit includes oversized upper and lower mould trays, designed for seamless adaptability in various dental procedures. Trust in our premium Hydrophilic impression materials to consistently deliver detailed results that meet the exacting standards of dental professionals. Revolutionize your practice with the assurance of superior quality and precision.

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. Which type of putty is best?
   putty for your walls, you can choose from the two best options – Nerolac Acrylic Wall Putty and Nerolac Cement Wall Putty
   
   
2. Which is better plaster or putty?
   The types are classified by the way they cure: condensation cure and addition cure silicone dental putty impression material.
3. What is dental putty used for?
   Dental impressions are imprints of your teeth, gums or other structures inside of your mouth. Traditional dental impressions are taken with a special putty,
4. What is dental lab putty?
   Lab putty is the dental material’s version of baseball’s utility player. In the lab, it can be used for a variety of applications like restorative space analysis,
5. Can I touch my tooth filling?
   It isn’t recommended to touch your tooth filling, especially after you’ve just had the procedure. Anesthetics may make the areas surrounding your tooth numb