Hydrophilic Teeth Impression Putty Silicone Material & Mould with Upper Tray

Dental impressions with our Hydrophilic Teeth Impression Putty Silicone Material and Mould Tray. This advanced dental material is specially formulated to be hydrophilic, ensuring optimal wetting and capturing detailed impressions for accurate results. The putty’s excellent flow characteristics make it easy to handle, while the accompanying mould tray provides a secure and comfortable fit for the patient. Elevate your dental practice with this cutting-edge solution, designed to meet the highest standards of accuracy and patient comfort.

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

1. What is silicone putty used for in dentistry?
   High viscosity A-silicone impression putty used to take very precise, accurate impression. Can be used in either single step or double step techniques.
2. Is silicone good for your teeth?
   The main advantage of silicone toothbrushes is that they are gentle on your gums and teeth and clean them thoroughly.
3. How can I fix my damaged teeth at home?
   Temporary broken tooth repair kits are available in drugstores and online and can be helpful while waiting to see a dentist
4. Do dentists use silicone?
   Silicones, especially addition silicones, are among the most widely used materials in dentistry, representing the gold standard in terms of precision and performance in various situations.
5. Is silicone safe for face?
   no type of silicone used in cosmetics is toxic when applied to skin. Several types of silicones, including those made from dimethicone and all of the common siloxanes have consistently shown to be non-toxic and non-irritating on all skin type