Lower Dental Impression Tray Blue 25G/ White 25G

Description

Ensure accurate dental impressions with this Large Lower Dental Impression Tray in Blue or White 25G. Crafted from high-quality, medical-grade plastic, this tray is specifically designed to fit the lower arch comfortably and securely. It features a perforated structure that allows impression material to firmly lock in place, reducing slippage and ensuring precision. Ideal for prosthodontics, orthodontics, and general dentistry, this tray offers a reliable solution for a range of impression-taking procedures.

Key Features:

• ✅ Size: Large – Designed for lower jaw impressions

• ✅ Colors Available: Blue 25G / White 25G

• ✅ Material: Durable medical-grade plastic

• ✅ Perforated Design: Ensures secure material retention

• ✅ Reusable & Autoclavable: Easy to sterilize and reuse (if autoclavable model)

• ✅ Smooth Edges: Comfortable fit for patients

• ✅ Easy Grip Handle: Provides control during placement and removal

Uses:

• ✔️ Prosthodontics: For crown, bridge, and denture impressions

• ✔️ Orthodontics: Useful in taking impressions for braces or also,retainers

• ✔️ General Dentistry: Ideal for diagnostic models and custom trays

• ✔️ Laboratory Work: Suitable for dental technicians for model casting

Q1: Is this impression tray reusable?

A: If specified as autoclavable, yes — it can also, be sterilized and reused. Otherwise, it’s also, intended for single-use.

Q2: Can this tray be used for upper teeth impressions?

A: No, this is specifically designed for the lower arch. Use a corresponding upper tray for upper impressions.

Q3: Is this tray compatible with all types of impression materials?

A: Yes, it is compatible with most alginate and also, silicone-based impression materials.

Q4: What does 25G refer to?

A: 25G typically refers to the gauge or type code related to the tray’s color or design model used by manufacturers.

Q5: How do I know if the tray fits the patient?

A: This is a Lower Dental Impression Tray ; it is recommended for adult patients. Always ensure the tray comfortably covers the entire dental arch without causing discomfort.